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In a direct variation equation (y = kx), the constant of variation is always equal to the __?__ of the graph of the equation. Slope x - intercept y - intercept Someone please he…

In a direct variation equation (y = kx), the constant of variation is always equal to the __?__ of the graph of the equation. Slope x - intercept y - intercept Someone please he…
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In a direct variation equation (y = kx), the constant of variation is always equal to the __?__ of the graph of the equation. Slope x - intercept y - intercept

Someone please help I will give 90 points if you help me by answering my question.

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Answer:

y=kx

Explanation:

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