Write a mathematical model for the following statement. Use k as the constant of variation. C varies directly as the square of t .
would that mean the whole thing has to equal t^2?
@naomi12345 you can't give full answers @phi
t-t what in the world lol
how is being homeschooled an insult o.o
read this statement C varies directly as the square of t that is the same sentence as the previous problem do you see how to write down the equation? Look at the previous post.
d=k t^2 So in this case C=kt^2
yes. notice they asked Use k as the constant of variation if they had asked Use m as the constant of variation, you would have written C= m t^2 (but for whatever reason, people almost always use "k" as the name for the constant of variation)
alright so k is always used for constant variation hokay thank you once again
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