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is this an inverse variation? p(x) = x/11
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Do x and p increase together or does one go in the opposite direction from the other?
opposite i think?
Hint: make a table using x values that are multiples of 11 use x = 0 x = 11 x = 22 x = 33 and so on
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"I think"? Why not prove it? Please demonstrate, perhaps using Mr. Thompson's suggestion. "I think"? No.
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You may find this problem easier if you'd re-write your "p(x) = x/11" as p(x)=(1/11)x, which has the form y=kx. Please rethink this problem from this new perspective.
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