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emmainna [20.7K]
3 years ago
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AfilCa [17]3 years ago
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6) you add one too each time
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The value of z varies jointly with w and y.

What is the constant of proportion?

A constant of proportion is illustrated as the ratio which relates two given quantities with each other in the relationship of proportion. Constant of proportion is also called constant variation, rate of change, and constant ratio.

Solving for the value of constant of variation

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When a quantity varies directly with others, then we have a relation, y = kx

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Also x varies directly with w i.e. x = k'w, where k' is constant of variation for x and w

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