If m varies directly with x, then that means that you have to find the slope. To make it easier, m = y-variable, and x = x-variable.
Because you are trying to find your constant of variation (another word for slope, rate of change, etc.), the change of y over the change of x is your equation. in other words, divide your m variable by x.
When m = 60 and x = 6, you can set it up. 60 / 6 = k; and k = 10 when solved. Since 10 is not one of the answer choices listed in your answer key, I believe that your answer is NONE OF THE ABOVE.
I hoped this helped you.
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Answer:
direct variation
Step-by-step explanation:
The given equation can be written in the direct variation form ...
y = kx
y = -8x . . . . rewrite of the given equation (multiply by -4)
This is an example of direct variation.
A is 5 , b is 1 , c is 4 , d is 3, and E is 2
Answer:
what's the question?
Step-by-step explanation:
