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Suppose r varies directly with the square of m and inversely as s. If r= 12 when m = 6 and s=4, find r when m = 4 and s 10

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Answer:


r=(32)/(15)

Explanation:

If r varies directly with the square of m and inversely as s,

then
r=(km^2)/(s) where k is some constant

Given r = 12 when m = 6 and s = 4:


r=(km^2)/(s)


12=(k6^2)/(4)


(12*4)/(6^2) =k

⇒ k =
(4)/(3)

Therefore, substituting the found value of k into the original equation:
r=(4m^2)/(3s)

Find r when m = 4 and s = 10:


r=(4m^2)/(3s)


r=(4*4^2)/(3*10)


r=(32)/(15)

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