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Determine the constant of variation -x^2/y=3
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Solve for y to get -x^2/y=3 -x^2 = 3y 3y = -x^2 y = (-x^2)/3 y = (-1/3)x^2
The equation is in the form y = k*x^2 where in this case, the constant of variation is k = -1/3
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