when Y=3, x=9, and x varies directly with y, match each value of y with the corresponding value of x terms: y=5, y=4, y=2, y=6 definitions: x=12, x=18, x=15, x=6 please help
well first translate "x varies directly with y" into mathematical equation
so y=x
there should be a constant somewhere in there
y=x+b?
a constant multiple
"x varies directly with y" translates to ky=x
oh ok now what
find your constant k first
you are given a point on ky=x
when Y=3, x=9, and x varies directly with y the point being (x=9,y=3) plug that into ky=x to find k
k3=9
solve for k
3+3=9 so k=3?
well 3+3 doesn't equal 9 but 3(3)=9 so k=3 since k=9/3
\[3y=x\]
yea sorry so how do I figure out the answers
now plug in your y's to match the x's you are given to them
I see if I can multiply the 3 by the x's to equal y? so 3*5
3y=x you are replace y with y not y with x you are multiply the y's by 3
so the other way around
terms: y=5, y=4, y=2, y=6 take all these things called y and multiply it by 3 just like the equation 3y=x says to
oh ok thx I understand now
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