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Neil Neyman asked Nov 10, 2022

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Neil Neyman asked Nov 10, 2022

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Answer:

d no

Explanation:

The equation of direct variation is a linear (1st-degree) equation. This is a quadratic (2nd-degree) equation, so is not direct variation.

Jedidiah answered Nov 15, 2022

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