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3 years ago

Can someone help me with math?

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An example of a direct variation scenario is the increase in the income of a start-up bakeshop when the number of cakes sold increase. Example data are (4, $ 100), (5, $ 125), (6, $ 150), and (7, $ 175).

The example of indirect variation scenario is the decrease in time it takes to reach a destination when the speed of the mobile increases. This is shown in the data points: (10 kph, 10 mins), (12 kph, 8 mins), (14 kph, 6 mins), and (16 kph, 4 mins).

Liula [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Direct

The amount of items you buy at a 1dollar store and the bill

More items—-> more dollars to pay

Time and toms savings if his mother gives him every day a dollar to put in his saving’s can.

More days—->more dollars

Costumers of a restaurant and times it’s tv commercial it’s on air

More views —> more costumers

Inverse

Money Bob spends during a month and amount of money in his bank account

More spending—-> less money

Time and days left to finish school

One day passes—-> one day left less

Miles of journey and gas left in the car

One more mile traveled—-> more gas spent—> les gas in the car

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