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Answer:
92.40 is the answer for your question.
we know that in direct variation as x increase y also increases.
in indirect variation x decreases y increase and vice versa.
in part a we have x at top (numerator ) and y at denominator it mean indirect variation (as x increases y decreases).
to find k we know that for indirect variation xy=k
if we rewrite the equation x=9/y we get xy=9
which mean k=9 .
in part b we have 4xy=20 if we simplify this equation we get

so here if we rewrite in terms of x.
we get x=5/y which represents indirect variation.
and we know xy=k
we have xy=5 .so k=5
Answer:
One mass's kinetic energy is 4 times the other.
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula for kinetic energy is 
Where
KE is the kinetic energy
m is the mass
v is the velocity
- Now, let mass of the first be m (second is identical so mass of 2nd is m as well)
- Let velocity of the first one be v. Since 2nd one is travelling twice as fast, its velocity will be 2v
<u>KE of 1st mass is:</u>

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<u>KE of 2nd mass is:</u>

Hence, the kinetic energy of the 2nd mass is 4 times the first.