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Find the constant of variation for the quadratic variation. 6y = 4x2 (Points : 1) 4/9 2/3 -2 3/2
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the constant variation in a quadratic is the second variation (so the variation of the variation of the terms)
if you want to avoid mathematical calculations with variables, just build a table of 4-5 values (plug in x and check y). then make a table of x_{i+1}-x_{i} (or the difference between two nearest values of y with respect to x). then you build another table to check the variation of the variation. this will be constant
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whattt mann !! its just 4/6 which is 2/3
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whattt mann !! its just 4/6 which is 2/3
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