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can someone help me with the steps of this so I can understand it better? If f(x) varies directly with x and f(x) = 2 when x = 10, then what is the value of f(x) when x = 40? (Points : 4) 8 45 200 320
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"f(x) varies directly with x" which means f(x) = k*x where k is some constant
we are told that " f(x) = 2 when x = 10", so plug these two values in and then solve for k f(x) = k*x 10 = k*2 10/2 = k 5 = k k = 5
That means our equation goes from f(x) = k*x to f(x) = 5x
Do you see how to finish up?
ok then would I divide f(x) to x to get the k?
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exactly
once you figure out k, you plug in x = 40 into f(x) = 5x to get your final answer
ok that makes sense
thank you
sure thing
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