Question

Which table of values reflects an inverse variation?

The following x y pairs are shown: x equals one and y equals one, x equals two and y equals four, x equals three and y equals nine.

The following x y pairs are shown: x equals one and y equals twelve, x equals two and y equals six, x equals three and y equals four.

The following x y pairs are shown: x equals one and y equals two, x equals two and y equals four, x equals three and y equals six.

The following x y pairs are shown: x equals one and y equals three, x equals two and y equals four, x equals three and y equals five.

Answer 1

Can any one help

Answer 2

Is this the question?

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

Maybe if you lay these out in tables of values it might help...

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

First of all, what's an inverse variation?

Answer 7

http://www.millersville.edu/~bikenaga/basic-algebra/variation/variation.html

Answer 8

it is the numbers on the graph that inverse each other in other words they make it smaller

Answer 9

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