Question

I will give a MEDAL! Do the data in the table represent a direct variation or an inverse variation? *data table posted after question

Answer 1

Sorry, we do not encourage user's to just do someone else's work. We only help other try to get the answer.

Answer 2

x 1 3 5 10
y 4 12 20 40

Answer 3

and Im not doing someone else's work, Im asking for help

Answer 4

Direct and inverse refer to how the two variables change compared to each other.

Direct: When one increases, the other increases. When one decreases, the other decreases.

Inverse (think opposite): When one increases the other decreases.

Answer 5

direct variation; y=4x <------ my answer
direct variation; y = (1/4)x
inverse variation; xy = 4
inverse variation; xy= 1/4

Answer 6

is my answer correct?

Answer 7

Hmmm Well I am not that good with math but I think you are right.

Answer 8

I mostly do biology sorry.

Answer 9

You said do the data in the table. Basically, telling us to do your work.

Answer 10

oops, I forgot to change the subject I was in, but thanks for helping me! :)

Answer 11

Also, your in the wrong section. Please go to Mathematics section to get help

Answer 12

ok, if you werent going to help, then y r u speaking?

Answer 13

Well no problem I am here to help!

Answer 14

I'm free to say what I want when ever and where ever. Also, if your doing something you aren't suppose to, I'm instructed to help.

Answer 15

He just wanted someone to make sure that his work was correct.

Answer 16

I was just telling him what he shouldn't be doing. No need to get mad over something.

Answer 17

I am not mad.... I just wanted to help that's why openstudy exist is to help people.

Answer 18

I know why it exists. I've been here for 2 years

Answer 19

I will not keep this argument going I am done here.

Answer 20

good for you! btw, Im a girl, my brother gave it to me bcuz he doesnt need it anymore bcuz he graduated high school, just so yk! Same thanks again@SolidIceCream ! :)

Answer 21

Just so I know? I'm graduating less than a month.