Is direct variation the same as slope?

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Sarang Shinde asked Dec 19, 2023

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Is direct variation the same as slope?

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A direct variation is a linear relationship between variables so they have a constant ratio. It is a special case of the slope-intercept form y =mx +b, where b = 0.

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