2 years ago

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I do this a little differently then most.....but if it varies directly, then I make a proportion......and f(x) is the same as y

3/12 = y/40
cross multiply
(12)(y) = (3)(40)
12y = 120
y = 120/12
y = 10 <===== so f(x) or y = 10

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