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Which of the following equations represents an inverse variation?
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A) Y = x/2 B) Y = 2x C) Y = 2/x D) Y = x2 exponent
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Well you can help 2
I can only help you answer it yourself.
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Do you think you need a definition of an "inverse variation"?
A) Y = x/2 B) Y = 2x C) Y = 2/x D) Y = x2 exponent
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Yes, those are the answer choices...would you like to tell me what you know about an inverse variation?
I didn't understand it much
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