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Which equation below is a direct variation? a. 0.005x=y b. x 2 = y c. y 2/3 = x d. y = 2x 6
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Which equation below is a direct variation? a. 0.005x=y b. x 2 = y c. y 2/3 = x d. y = 2x 6
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Which equation below is a direct variation?
a. 0.005x=y
b. x 2 = y
c. y 2/3 = x
d. y = 2x 6
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direct variation mean kx = y
so from this result that the first one choice a. is right ,correct sure
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