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In a direct variation equation, f(2)=6 when x = 4. What is the direct variation equation?
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In a direct variation equation, f(2)=6 when x = 4. What is the direct variation equation?
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In a direct variation equation, f(2)=6 when x = 4.
What is the direct variation equation?
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Answer: it could be f(x)= 3/2 x
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