1.) The answer is (B) No, because direct variation is written as y = kx, but the problem was not written that way.
2.) Answer: Yes; if you write x = ky, you will find that each x value given multiplied by a common k equals a corresponding y value.
3.) Answer: No; each x value does not multiply by a constant k to get the y values.
4.) Answer: Yes; each x value multiplies by 2.2 to get each corresponding y value.
5.) Answer: B; this is the only one that isn't or can't be written in y = kx form.
6.) Answer: Yes & -3; y + 3x = 0 can be written as y = -3x, which is a direct variation equation. The constant is just the -3.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Add 15.75 and 3.85 together
19.60
Then subtract by 2.54
= 17.06
The answer is 17.06. Thank you
8-4=4
9-6=3
Use Pythagorean theorem.
The nearest tenth is 5.
So the answer is point D.)
