Understanding Indirect Proportionality - Math
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If 
is inversely proportional to 
, and if 
when 
, find a formula for 
.
If
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Since y is inversely porportional to x, you can use the standard equations of 
where k is a constant. Plugging the given x and y into this equation to solve for k, 
. To get the answer, substitute k into the standard equation.
Since y is inversely porportional to x, you can use the standard equations of
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If is inversely proportional to , and if when , find a formula for .
If
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Since y is inversely porportional to x, you can use the standard equations of where k is a constant. Plugging the given x and y into this equation to solve for k, . To get the answer, substitute k into the standard equation.
Since y is inversely porportional to x, you can use the standard equations of
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If is inversely proportional to , and if when , find a formula for .
If
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Since y is inversely porportional to x, you can use the standard equations of where k is a constant. Plugging the given x and y into this equation to solve for k, . To get the answer, substitute k into the standard equation.
Since y is inversely porportional to x, you can use the standard equations of
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If is inversely proportional to , and if when , find a formula for .
If
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Since y is inversely porportional to x, you can use the standard equations of where k is a constant. Plugging the given x and y into this equation to solve for k, . To get the answer, substitute k into the standard equation.
Since y is inversely porportional to x, you can use the standard equations of
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