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In the equation y=x/6, what is the value of the constant coefficient 'k?'

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Any relation is x and y is said to be a Direct variation if one is a constant multiplier of the other .In other words we can say : when one variable changes the other changes in proportion to the first.

The Direct variation equation are of the type y=k.x

Here k is known as constant of proportionality .It has a fixed value.

The given equation is y=
(k)/(6)

If we compare this equation with y=k.x

Then k=
(1)/(6)

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