Find the constant of variation for the relationship shown in the following table:

1 answer:

5 0

In order to get the constant of variation, you can either make a linear equation that relates x and y in which the slope is the constant of variation

LINEARIZING

x = 3y

the slope of the equation is 3 and therefore the constant of variation is 3

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