Question

An equation is a (blank) sentence with an equal sign = between the two expressions. A coefficient is the (blank) factor that appears (blank) a varible: y=kx.Equations of the form y=kx represents (blank) relationships, where k is called the . Notice that in the form, nothing is added or subtracted in the equation. y=3xx y0 (blank) 1 (blank) 2 (blank) (blank) 9y/x=6/2= (blank)

Answer 1

An equation is a mathematical sentence with an equal sign = between the two expressions.

A coefficient is the numerical factor that appears before a varible: y=kx.

Equations of the form y=kx represents linear relationships, where k is called the .

Given y=3x. Substitute the value of x to find the value of y.

`\begin{gathered} \text{When x=0, y=3}\ast0=0 \\ \text{When x=1, y=3}\ast1=3 \\ \text{When x=2, y=3}\ast2=6 \\ \end{gathered}`
`(y)/(x)=(6)/(2)=3`