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2 years ago

Y=6/13X is a proportional relationship

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Ivan2 years ago

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Answer:

x in (-oo:+oo)

Y = (6/13)*x // - (6/13)*x

Y-((6/13)*x) = 0

Y+(-6/13)*x = 0

Y-6/13*x = 0 // - Y

-6/13*x = -Y // : -6/13

x = -Y/(-6/13)

x = 13/6*Y

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