What inverse variation equation for the relationship. y varies inversely with x and y=5 when x=2. a. y=1/2x b. y=2x c. y=x+2 d. y=10/x
do you know what mean invers variation ?
or first can you tel me please what mean direct variation ?
ok looke plaese y=x mean that y variate directly with x - yes ? so how you think than what will be the invers variation of y to x ?
so invers variation mean that when y increasing , x will decreasing ok ?
do you understand how i have wrote there above ?
hmmm I notice only one person saying anything at all
this mean that y= 1/x ok jdoe than please correct me
either the poster fainted or wait to eat dinner or it's just waiting for an answer to transcribe over
went to eat rather either way.... the poster is suspiciously quiet
@glamourglory do you understand anything from these ?
To understand this question fully, it's pretty important to get what direct variation is. This is a direct variation function: y = 3x. (3 is, of course, a constant.) If x increases, y increases threefold. When both variables in the function increase, the variation can be said to be direct. So what makes an inverse variation function? Well, logic follows that if: direct variation = both variables increasing with change then: inverse variation = one variable increasing, while the other variable decreases. To represent the inverse nature of this function, we write the function: y = 3 / x. You can plug in values to see how this is an inverse function: If y = 1, x = 3 If y = 2, x = 1.5 If y = 3, x = 1 So we see the inverse nature of the function! Now, remembering the format of the function, y = 3 /x, we can address your issue. D pops right out at me. Gotta be the answer. Rock on!
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