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Which relationship shows an inverse variation? A.http://bit.ly/1e8IvBd B.http://bit.ly/1e8IxJb C.http://bit.ly/1jdSvOZ D.http://bit.ly/1jIYN8L
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@jigglypuff314 @wolfe8
inverse variation -> x*y = k
erm... look for the one with a constant decrease in f(x) like always decrease 2 going from each or something...
...So like C?
like always decrease 2 going from each or something... was too big a clue lololol
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lol yeah :P
Emily???? Jiggly is a girl????
I said nothing :>
-backs up slowly- ...goodnight
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lol yeah XD I'm an Emily @wolfe8
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