Which graph represents a function with direct variation?

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Which graph represents a function with direct variation?

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Aleksandr Larionov asked

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Answer:

The 4th graph

Explanation:

It passes through the origin

Ten Sleep answered Apr 20, 2021

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This is easier than you think!

When a graph shows direct variation, it always passes through the origin

The origin is (0, 0)

The very center!

Your answer is the first graph!

Eliran Turgeman answered Apr 25, 2021

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