The two variables that exhibit a positive direct linear variation are x and y and the equation is y = 6x
<h3>How to give two variables that exhibit a positive direct linear variation.</h3>
A positive direct linear variation is represented as
y = mx
Where
m represents the constant of variation
In this case,
m can be any value greater than 0
Say m = 6
So, we have
y = 6x
Hence, the two variables that exhibit a positive direct linear variation are x and y and the equation is y = 6x
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
4x-6y=21
divide by 21
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