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Is this equation a direct variation? 8x+4y=12
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This line is partial variation, not direct variation
How did you do this?
In this case, you solve for y. So your new equation would now be. y=-8/9x+10/9. So we now have the slope of the line. But since 10/9 is a non-zero intercept... it is partial variation
Do you have to find the slope?
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