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Find the constant variation for xy=12

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User Abhishek Choubey
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The expression given to us is:
xy=12

If we divide both sides by
x then the above expression can be rewritten as:


y=(12)/(x)

Now, we know that 12 is a constant, so the above equality can be changed into a proportionality as:


y=(12)/(x)\Rightarrow y=12* (1)/(x)


\therefore y\propto(1)/(x)

Thus, we now know that there is an inverse proportionality between
y and
x which has a constant of proportionality, also known as the constant of variation to be 12.

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