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Calculate the constant of variation if y varies directly as x. y = -3 x = 2 -(3)/(2) -(2)/(3) -1 -6 Plsss help thankss
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Calculate the constant of variation if y varies directly as x.

y = -3
x = 2
-
(3)/(2)
-
(2)/(3)
-1
-6
Plsss help thankss

User InnisBrendan
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Answer:

-³/₂

Explanation:

y = ax

-3 = a×2 {divide both sides by 2}

a = -³/₂

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