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y varies directly as square root of x. When x = 16, y = 24. Find the constant of variation and equation of variation.

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Answered by hukam0685
37
Hi,

Answer:
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Equation of variation:
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y \:  \:   \alpha   \:  \sqrt{x}  \\  \\ y \:  \:  = c \:  \:  \sqrt{x}
Constant of variation:
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c \:  =  6 \\  \\


solution:
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As y is directly proportional to √x,
so we can write
y \:  \:  \alpha  \:  \sqrt{x}


to remove symbol of proportionality , replace a constant here,let the constant is c.

y \:  \:  =  \: c \:  \sqrt{x}
Now to find value of variation constant

x = 16 \\  \\ y = 24 \\  \\ c =  \frac{y}{ \sqrt{x} }  \\  \\ c =  \frac{24}{ \sqrt{16} }  \\  \\ c =  \frac{24}{4}  \\  \\ c = 6
hope it helps you.
Answered by mysticd
127
Hi ,

It is given that ,

y varies directly as square root of x .

x = 16 , y = 24

y = k × √x ( k is a constant )

24 = k × √16

24 = 4k

24/4 = k

6 = k

Therefore ,

Required constant = k = 6

And

Equation y = 6√x

I hope this helps you.

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