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Question 2
y varies directly with x, and y = 21 when x = 24. What is the constant of variation for their relationship?
Hint: Because you know X and Y vary directly, their relationship is defined by the equation y=k x_{\text {or }} k=\frac{y}{x}
Use the equation and substitute 21 in place of y and 24 in place of x.
 
 
 
What is the equation that represents the direct variation between Y and X?
Plug in the value of k into the equation y = kx
 
 
 
 
Question 3
If x and y vary directly and y=12 when x=3, what is the constant of variation for their relationship?
 
Hint: Because you know x and y vary directly, their relationship is defined by the equation or  
Use the equation   and substitute 12 in place of y and 3 in place of x.  
 
 
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B  
 
 
Question 4
In the previous practice problem, you found that if x and y vary directly and y=12 when x=3, the constant of variation for the relationship is 4 .
What is the value of y when x=6
The equation y=4 x models the relationship between x and y for this scenario. Substitute 6 in place of x.
 
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