Identify the variation as direct, inverse, joint or combined.
V = pi(r²h)

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Identify the variation as direct, inverse, joint or combined.
V = pi(r²h)

tkhunny · Answer

What say you?  Only multiplication usually means something.

Don't post problems with no work shown.  AT LEAST provide a little discussion around the issues that are important.  Do you have definitions?  Have you solved similar problems?

anonymous · Answer

I don't know how to work these problems.

anonymous · Answer

@MasterprojectHD

anonymous · Answer

@countryboy212

tkhunny · Answer

It is NOT a problem to be worked.  It is a definition to know.

AT LEAST provide a little discussion around the issues that are important.  Do you have definitions?  Have you solved similar problems?

Stop tagging people.  Show your work, instead.

anonymous · Answer

Nope.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you @tkhunny

anonymous · Answer

Excuse me? @MasterprojectHD You gave me every answer and didn't show your work.

anonymous · Answer

I know. but isn't my work. you are suppose to show your own work.

tkhunny · Answer

We're all learning.  It's time for you to show your own work.  If you have been in some bad habits, please break them.

anonymous · Answer

How? I don't understand these problems.

anonymous · Answer

Excuse me? Bad habits? You are a horrible moderator. Way too critical and rude,

tkhunny · Answer

There are definitions. http://www.mathwords.com/d/direct_variation.htm Read it. Learn the structure. Compare it to information on Inverse Variation... http://www.icoachmath.com/math_dictionary/inverse_variation.html

anonymous · Answer

Those are bad habits. You should try to help lead yourself to the answer. And stop tagging people to do your work.

anonymous · Answer

The question is now closed. Thank you for your input ;)

tkhunny · Answer

Neither critical nor rude.  Just honest.  This is often mistaken for rudeness.  Too bad.  We'd get a lot more done if we just decided honesty was honesty and not rudeness.

So, you're not going to read or learn?  You can if you choose to do so.

anonymous · Answer

Mmhmm. But so many people use "honesty" as a cover up so they can be rude. Like I said, the question is close. Have a very wonderful April Fool's Day. You all are the best!

tkhunny · Answer

Perhaps many do.  I don't.