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Because y varies directly to x. We can therefore assume it is proportional to some constant \(\lambda\). That is: $$y = \lambda x$$ Now we solve for lambda: $$14 = \lambda (-4) \\ \lamda = -3.5$$ Now, using this, can you obtain your answer for #1?
Sorry, this is what I'm saying: y = cx 14 = -4c c = -3.5
Quite so.
Set up the same equation as I did. It's just a matter of proportionality and solving for that constant of proportionality
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