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Solve the problem as directed. The product of the base and height of a rectangle is the area. Can this statement be represented as a direct variation for the base and height? YE…

Solve the problem as directed. The product of the base and height of a rectangle is the area. Can this statement be represented as a direct variation for the base and height? YE…
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Solve the problem as directed. The product of the base and height of a rectangle is the area. Can this statement be represented as a direct variation for the base and height? YES or NO? (Hint: Treat the area as a constant.)

User Vadiraj Purohit
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b×h=a

this is how to represent it and it is a direct variation.

User Webpat
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Answer:

no

Explanation:

User Robin Alexander
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