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skywolf45:

i have a question about this question Suppose y varies inversely with x. Write an equation for the inverse variation. y = 10 when x = 2.4

lizzie777:

do you know how to write a inverse variation

skywolf45:

no i do not i'm kind o struggling in math

lizzie777:

ok

lizzie777:

are there answer choices

skywolf45:

yes

lizzie777:

can you put them please

Hoodmemes:

yo u gonna post em?

lizzie777:

An inverse variation can be represented by the equation xy=k or y=kx .

TurtleJonsi:

y * x = 24. Or you can write it as y = 24/x.

skywolf45:

y = 10 when x = 2.4 Disabled A. xy = 0.24 Student Selected Correct B. xy = 24 Disabled C. y = 24x

Mercury:

for an inverse variation: xy = k where k is a constant in other words, in an inverse variation, x and y will always multiply together to get the constant k so applying this to your problem: just multiply your x and y together to get k then take the equation xy = k and fill in your k value

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