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2 years ago

Y/7 =2/x do those show direct variation

Mathematics

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saul85 [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

y/7 =2/x does not show direct variation

Step-by-step explanation:

y/7 =2/x is one equation, so please ask, "Does y/7 =2/x represent direct variation?"

Let's solve this y/7 =2/x for y: Mult. both terms by 7.

We obtain y = 14/x. This does NOT have the form of a direct proportion because that x is in the denominator.

So, no, y/7 =2/x does not show direct variation.

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Y/7 =2/x do those show direct variation