PLEASE HELP I"LL GIVE MEDAL Which of the following represents a direct variation? An y table shows the following coordinate pairs: ten comma seven, thirty-five comma two, and five comma fourteen. An y table shows the following coordinate pairs: ten comma seven, thirty-five comma two, and five comma fourteen. Lance bought 3 CDs and spent forty-five dollars. Jacob bought 5 CDs and spent sixty-five dollars. y equals five-eighths x I will post the table in the comment section
here is the table
Divide y by x. If you always get the same number, it is a direct variation.
please note that when it begins to say lance bought 3 cd's that is a different option
i did that, i still can't tell
when i divide x and y values in the table they all come out messed up on the calculator like 3.1111111111 and the other ones i did didn't make much sense either,
I'm not giving medal for that
Why don't you just write the ordered pairs instead of something comma something
So according to your division results, it can't be the table.
It can't be the CD's because 45/3 is not the same as 65/5
yes just by looking at the pattern of the table, it looks inverse
it's has to be one of the other 2 and C just confuses me
So look at the equation, y = 5/8 x y/x=5/8
Doesn't look like that will ever change.
what/ what are you talking about
your third option
What are you talking about?
Omg i justed asked if you knew how to do it not a long confusing debate I THINK IT'S B
Wait you said back ther it can't be cd's but how does the other one make sense?
how does y = 5/8 x make sense
No matter what ordered pair makes that sentence true, when you divide y by x you will always get 5/8
ok so your point is? that nakes it direct variation? whatever, thanks for the help
Remember, at the very beginning we said if it is a direct variation, when you divide y by x you will always get the same number.
kind of
So we found out that didn't work for the table they gave us.
We also found out that it didn't work for the CD choice
ok then process of emimination. Thx
That brought us to the equation y = 5/8 x. And it does work for that one.
Also you should learn that another common form of a direct variation is y = kx where k is some number and the third one works for that also.
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