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Identify the relationship that does not represent a direct variation

Identify the relationship that does not represent a direct variation-example-1
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Remember that

In a direct variation

we have an equation of the form

y=kx

where

k is the constant of proportionality o slope of the linear equation

so

Verify each table

N 1

Find out the value of k

k=y/x

(5,1) ----> k=1/5

(7,2) ----> k=2/7

the values of k are not equal

that means

not represent a direct variation

N2

(6,3) -----> k=3/6=1/2

(12,6) -----> k=6/12=1/2

(18,9) ----> k=9/18=1/2

the values of k are the same

so

represent a direct variation

N 3

(2,10) -----> k=10/2=5

(4,20) ----> k=20/4=5

(8,40) ----> k=40/8=5

the values of k are the same

so

represent a direct variation

N 4

(4,2) ----> k=2/4=1/2

(8,4) -----> k=4/8=1/2

(12,6) ----> k=6/12=1/2

the values of k are the same

so

represent a direct variation

therefore

the first table does not represent a direct variation

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