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User OldFrank
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Answer:

  • B) m = (9/10)v

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Direct variation equation in terms of given values:

  • m = kv, where k- coefficient

10 cm³ of oil has a mass of 9 grams:

  • v = 10, m = 9

Substitute values of m and v and find the value of k:

  • 9 = 10k
  • k = 9/10

Substitute the value of k back to initial equation:

  • m = (9/10)v

The matching choice is B.

User Mecon
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Answer:


m= (9)/(10)*v

Explanation:

Since the mass of cooking oil is directly proportional to the oil's volume, we can write the following equation:

m = kv

where k is the constant of proportionality.

We know that when v = 10, m = 9, so we can plug these values into the equation to solve for k:

9 = k * 10

k =
(9)/(10)

Now, we can plug k =
(9)/(10) into the original equation to get the following equation:

m =
(9)/(10) v

User Dosdel
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