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H varies directly as L. If H = 15 when L = 30, determine H when L = 20A. Write the variation of the equation.B. Determine the value of the quantity indicated.

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Answer:

A. The variation of the equation is


H=(1)/(2)L

B. H is 10 when L is 20

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that H varies directly as L, this can be written as:


H\propto L

and defined as:


H=kL

where k is constant.

To find the value of k, we use the given values H = 15 when L = 30


15=30k

Divide both sides by 30

A.


k=(15)/(30)=(1)/(2)

Therefore, the formula is:


H=(1)/(2)L

B.

We want to determine H when L is 20


H=(1)/(2)(20)=10

H is 10 when L is 20

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