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If a varies directly with b and a = -2 when b =3 what is the constant of variation
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If a varies directly with b and a = -2 when b =3 what is the constant of variation
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a varies directly with b → a = kb where k is the constant of variation (i.e. slope)
-2 = k × 3 ← substitute values into the formula above
-2/3 = k ← result of dividing both sides by 3
Answer: k =
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