Question

What is the constant of variation?

Answer 1

The constant of variation is the number that relates two variables that are directly proportional or inversely proportional to one another.

Answer 2

I don't know how to it with this 1

Answer 3

@Hero and @thomaster @hba

Answer 4

@Preetha

Answer 5

can any of u guy help me

Answer 6

try using inversely proportional approach
\[y=\frac{ k }{ x }\]

now pick values from any row and find k.. k would be your constant of variation

Answer 7

Wait I'm still lost

Answer 8

y= k/x

Answer 9

Can u at least explain in more detail Ik y= x/k but I'm still lost

Answer 10

well what you want me to explain?

Answer 11

there are 2 kinds of relation
1) directly propotional
2) inversely propotional

Answer 12

ok I'll give u the answer choices and u can got through explain y 1 answer choice is wrong

Answer 13

for directly propotonal y =kx is used.. (means as x increase y also increase)
for inverse y=k/x is used.. ( means as x increase y is decreased)
so look at your table and decide. which relation will you choose?

Answer 14

A.6
B.10
C. 30
D.90

Answer 15

so which 1 could be wrong

Answer 16

umm from the choice ?
lol i would look here for the right option ..
and i explained you how u can get to the right answer..

Answer 17

It an Direct

Answer 18

lol well wrong.. you shoudl read what i wrote in bracket.. look in table as u increase x.. the values of y is decreasing accordingly.. so it's an inverse.

Answer 19

ok so what would be the constant

Answer 20

pick values from any row

y=k/x and put in x and y and find k

Answer 21

e.g pick the 2nd row.. put the values of x and y in the relation

Answer 22

9+ 1= 10

Answer 23

no// not addition .. u have to multiply them

9=k/10
multiply both sides by 10.. u will get k