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The variable Z is directly proportional to X. When X is 5, Z has the value 55. What is the value of Z when X = 12
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The variable Z is directly proportional to X. When X is 5, Z has the value 55.
What is the value of Z when X = 12
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Direct variation is of the form y=kx, in this case:
z=kx, we are given the point (5,55) so we can solve for the constant of variation
55=5k divide both sides by 5
11=k so our equation is:
z=11x, so when x=12
z=11(12)
z=132
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z is directly proportional to x, that means :
z = k.x, with k is the coefficient of proportionality:
Let calculate k:
When x = 5, z = 55. Plug in:
55 = k.5 → k=55/5 ; k =11
The value of z when = 12 is : z= kx; z = 11(12) and z = 132
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