Question

need help with test pls

Answer 1

1. For the data in the table, does y vary directly with x? If it does, write an equation for the direct variation.
yes; y = 2.75xyes;
y = 0.6875xyes;
y = 1.375xno;
y does not vary directly with x

Answer 2

Don't ask for answers.

Answer 3

i cant fail it again

Answer 4

We can not see the table as it is.

Answer 5

Take a printscreen of the question.

Answer 6

is this a test question? or is this a question for preparing for a test?

Answer 7

review

Answer 8

It is a test question. I told him we could not do it FOR him.

Answer 9

This is not a review question

Answer 10

reviews are fine then ... or at least thats the better answer of the two :)

Answer 11

test review

Answer 12

good luck

Answer 13

Go ahead and take the wheel @amistre64

Answer 14

so this is a review right?

Answer 15

yes thats what i said i just cant fail

Answer 16

no; y does not vary directly with x
As you can see.....y=2x, y=4x and y=8x are not true from the table.

Answer 17

wait no!!!

Answer 18

can you help me for a bit or are you busy

Answer 19

to vary directly means to increase as it increases
as x gets bigger, y gets bigger; so there is some direct variance at play
if the ratio between x and y is the same for each point; then you will know the constant of variation
looks to be a ration of 8/11 = x/y

y = (11/8)x

1.3 ... id go the 3rd option

Answer 20

it took you that long to write wait no

Answer 21

yup

Answer 22

k one sec

Answer 23

2. For the data in the table, does y vary directly with x? If it does, write an equation for the direct variation.
yes; y = 2x
yes; y = 4x
yes; y = 8x
no; y does not vary directly with x

Answer 24

no; y does not vary directly with x

Answer 25

hello you there?

Answer 26

yeah one sec sorry had to cook hot water

Answer 27

the first one is the answer.

Answer 28

for which one?

Answer 29

the one on top

Answer 30

and on the bottom is the 4th one

Answer 31

ill wait

Answer 32

ok

Answer 33

too blurry

Answer 34

oh sorry

Answer 35

is that better for you?