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@triciaal Variable y varies directly with x^2, and y = 196 when x = 7. Enter the constant of variation in the quadratic variation equation. y = x^2
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Direct variation for quadratics is: y = kx^2 Plug in what we know: 196 = k(7)^2 196 = 49k Divide 49 to both sides, what's 196 / 49?
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Yes, so that is the constant, so we can plug it into our equation: y = 4x^2
Thank u!
Oh! I am learning Quadratic Variation, too!
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