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Use the given x and y values to write a direct variation equation
x=5, y=30

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Answer:

The direct variation equation is y = 6x

Explanation:

The direct variation equation is y = kx, where

  • k is the constant of variation

To find the value of k, use the initial values of x and y

∵ y = 5, y = 30

y = k x

→ Substitute the values of x and y to find k

∵ x = 5 and y = 30

∴ 30 = k (5)

∴ 30 = 5k

→ Divide both sides by 5


(30)/(5)=(5k)/(5)

∴ 6 = k

→ Substitute it in the form of the equation

y = 6x

The direct variation equation is y = 6x

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