Question

Please check if I am correct?

Answer 1

@mathstudent55

Answer 2

@rebeccaxhawaii

Answer 3

Please explain why you think your choice is the correct one.

Answer 4

Didn't you already ask this?

Answer 5

I remember answering this

Answer 6

Ohhhh yeah. I posted the wrong link dammit! gimme 1 sec

Answer 7

lol it's alright

Answer 8

This is he one I wanted to post

Answer 9

Please share what YOU think. Does the formula you've chosen fit in with the definition of "direct proportion," or does it not?

Answer 10

Direct variation equation is y=kx

Answer 11

Your k is your variation or you could look at it as your slope.
y=kx Plug in what you know
Ex:
4=k12 Divide both sides by 12 to cancel out your 12 that is being multiplied by k.
4(/12)=k12(/12) Simplify
1/3=k
y=1/3x This is your direct variation equation.

Answer 12

So..I'm correct, right?
That's all I am asking..a simple, yes or no will suffice guys. xD

Answer 13

lol let me check

Answer 14

Kay.

Answer 15

I believe you are correct

Answer 16

Thank you. :)

Answer 17

Wait i think it's A

Answer 18

o.O You sure?

Answer 19

lol i think you might want to get a second opinion

Answer 20

yup.

Answer 21

They're all linear

Answer 22

OMG IT'S D lol Im so stupid

Answer 23

Its for sure 100% D

Answer 24

o.O Alriighht.But I'm going ask someone to explain how it's D. :)

Answer 25

I can explain lol

Answer 26

12=k3
12(/3)=k3(/3)
4=k
y=4x

Answer 27

@Ms-Brains

Answer 28

Ohhhh. Awesome thanks!

Answer 29

lol Your welcome