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If "u" varies directly with "v", and u = 6 when v = -7, what is "u" when v =4?

If "u" varies directly with "v", and u = 6 when v = -7, what is-example-1

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Answer:

u = -
(24)/(7)

Explanation:

Given that u varies directly with v then the equation relating them is

u = kv ← k is the constant of variation

To find k use the condition u = 6 when v = - 7, then

6 = - 7k ( divide both sides by - 7 )

-
(6)/(7) = k

u = -
(6)/(7) v ← equation of variation

When v = 4 , then

u = -
(6)/(7) × 4 = -
(24)/(7)

User Eshalev
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Answer:

u = -24/7

Explanation:

u = 6 = u

v -7 4

-7u = 24

u = -24/7

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