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Which line represents the direct variation equation y =1/2 x? line a line b line c line d
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Plug in some numbers into 1/2 x, and see if those coordinate pairs match up with one of those lines... :3
Ok, but how does that help me find out which line is the answer?
To start with, let's plug in -1, 0, and 1 into 1/2 x. What are your coordinate pair answers? :)
So take 1/2 and times it by -1 and 0?
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Whn i took 1/2*-1 i got 0.5 then 0 with the other
For -1, you should get (-1, -0.5) and for 0, you should have (0,0) Which line passes through those two points? :)
Write as y = x/2 In this way, it is easy to see that at every point, y is always HALF of x
@anitasonia98 It would be c?
Yup. Nice job! :)
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