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For the inverse variation equation p=8/v what is the value of V when p=4
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For the inverse variation equation p=8/v what is the value of V when p=4

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Answer:

the value of v=2

Explanation:

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Answer:

When p = 4, V = 2

Explanation:

When p = 4, then the equation becomes


4=(8)/(V)

Algebraic manipulation (solving for V, in other words), gives you


V=(8)/(4)=2

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