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{(-15, 3), (-5, 1), (0, 0), (10, -2)}

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Equation:
Direct & inverse variation (identify the constant of variation,then write the direct variation equation to represent the relationship) please helppp!!

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Answer:


k = -(1)/(5) -- Constant


y = -(x)/(5) -- Equation

Explanation:

Given


\{(-15, 3), (-5, 1), (0, 0), (10, -2)\}

Solving (a): The constant of variation

The given parameter is of the form (x,y) and the variation constant is calculated using:


k = (y)/(x)

For:(-15,3), k is calculated as


k = (y)/(x)


k = (3)/(-15)


k = -(1)/(5)

For (-5,1)


k = (y)/(x)


k = (1)/(-5)


k = -(1)/(5)

The equation is calculated using the following rule:


y = kx

Substitute
-(1)/(5) for k


y = -(1)/(5) * x


y = -(x)/(5)

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