What is the constant variation in the equation 3y=6x? Explain. PLEASE HELP IM DESPERATE

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4 0

Hi Desperate!

anyways the equation for constant variation is y=kx
3y=6x is it, but we don't want the 3.
so we divide on both sides to cancel out the 3.
y=2x

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