How is an inverse variation similar to a linear relationship?

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As the value of X increases, the value of y would decrease, due to this relationship being an inverse variation. ... An inverse variation would be similar to a linear relationship because in both, values can increase, as others decrease, and it would pretty much be it, because there aren't much similarities between them.

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