<h3>I'll teach you how to solve 6 divided by -3/9</h3>
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6 divided by -3/9
Apply the fraction rule:
- 6/ 3/9
Apply the fraction rule:
-6*9/3
Multiply the numbers:
- 54/3
Divide the numbers:
-18
Your Answer Is -18
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Write the parent function in the standard form I.e.

Where,




Inverse variation is of the form:
y=k/x, which we can express as:
yx=k we are given the point (2/3, 7) so we can solve for k
7(2/3)=k
14/3=k
y=14/(3x), so when x=7/3
y=(14/3)/(7/3)
y=(14/3)(3/7)
y=2
Addd 4 to both sides

sqare both sides
x+9=25
minus 9 both sides
x=16
plug it in for x and see



1=1
true
not extraneous
an extraneous root would be x=-34