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OpenStudy (rayman5766):

help me pls What is the direct variation equation if y varies directly with x and y = –9 when x = –45? A. y = 1/5x B y = -5x C. y=5x D. y = - 1/5x D is my answer

OpenStudy (rayman5766):

@sleepyhead314

OpenStudy (rayman5766):

@Data_LG2

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I can't see it.. it's all ????s give me a sec.. i'll change my browser

OpenStudy (anonymous):

still the same -.- can you take a screenshot of your question instead?

OpenStudy (rayman5766):

how

OpenStudy (rayman5766):

fixed it

OpenStudy (anonymous):

type it using the draw tool maybe

OpenStudy (rayman5766):

you still cant see it

OpenStudy (rayman5766):

@hysusonic help me pls bro medal

OpenStudy (hysusonic):

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OpenStudy (hysusonic):

@Data_LG2

OpenStudy (rayman5766):

click on the link you can see it now

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes, thanks @hysusonic :) @rayman5766 can you explain why you choose -1/5 x instead of 1/5 x ? it's almost right but since y=-9 and x=-45 , you should choose the positive one because positive times a negative is negative.

OpenStudy (rayman5766):

so my answer would be a also hanks a lot @hysusonic

OpenStudy (hysusonic):

no probs @Data_LG2 & @rayman5766

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes, you can check if it is right: |dw:1423167783675:dw|

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