2 years ago

Set up the correct type of variation equation. V=r^2hkV=r^2hV=kr^2hV=k(r+h)

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Answer:

V = kr²h

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that V varies jointly with r² and h, then the equation relating them is

V = kr²h ← k is the constant of variation

Note that joint variation involves the product of the joint quantities

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