Question

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Answer 1

just take the y-vaule and divID it by the x-value

Answer 2

divide*

Answer 3

12?

Answer 4

The formula for direct variation is y = kx,
where k is the constant of variation.
"y varies directly as x"
Solving for k: gets you k=y/x

Answer 5

http://www.regentsprep.org/regents/math/algebra/AO4/Ldirect.htm

Answer 6

so yes 12 is correct :)

Answer 7

but its a quadratic

Answer 8

y=kx
y=12x
and plug in values and see right?

Answer 9

oh yeah...

Answer 10

It is not a direct variation

Answer 11

y(x) = ax^2

find a

Answer 12

@iKayla Oops my bad. @UnkleRhaukus is correct.

Answer 13

Wait what.

Answer 14

So it's not 12?

Answer 15

@TheSmartOne @UnkleRhaukus

Answer 16

yes it isn't

Answer 17

It's not 12.

Answer 18

Wait i'm confused

Answer 19

since it is not a direct variation because its a quadratic equation.

Answer 20

it would be in the form of

y(x) = ax^2

find a

Answer 21

If you take the y-vaule and divide it by the x-value, for each co-ordinate pair, you will notice something

Answer 22

^ that they don't always equal the asmae thing. my bad...

Answer 23

Is it B if its in the form?

Answer 24

What is the difference between the ratios?

Answer 25

30