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A quantity a varies inversely as a quantity b, if, when b changes, a changes in the inverse ratio. What happens to the quantity a if the quantity b doubles?

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d

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Answer:

if the quantity b doubles, then a becomes half

Explanation:

A quantity a varies inversely as a quantity b.


a \propto (1)/(b)


a = (k)/(b) where, k is constant

When b changes, a changes in the inverse ratio i.e,

  • When b increases, a decrease.
  • When b decreases, a increase.

We have to find what happens to the quantity a if the quantity b doubles.

If the quantity b doubles.

then;


a = (k)/(2b)

⇒the quantity a become half

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