For the direct variation y = (3/4) when x = (1/8), how do you find the constant of variation and find the value of y when x = 3?
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Step-by-step explanation:
when a variable y varies directly with another variable x, then y is proportional to x.
This implies that y equals x times a constant k. This is; y=kx
Given; y=3/4 and x=1/8.
Substituting; 3/4=k1/8
Solving for k;
Multiply both sides by 8 and simplify
8(3/4)=24/4=6
k=6
Thus y=6x
Substituting for in x=3 in the equation;
y=6(3)=18
y=18
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