Which of the equations below represents a direct variation equation? (Which equation is proportional?) * A) y = 1.6x B) y = \pi x^(2) C) y = x + 6

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Champoul asked Apr 2, 2022

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Which of the equations below represents a direct variation equation? (Which equation is proportional?) *

A) y = 1.6x
B) y = \pi x^(2)
C) y = x + 6

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Champoul asked Apr 2, 2022

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Explanation:

becuz it's of the form y = kx

Lameck Meshack answered Apr 3, 2022

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Explanation:

y = 1.6x is direct variation

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