In an inverse variation, y=2 when x=9. Write an inverse variation equation that shows the relationship between x and y. Write the equation using a decimal or an integer.__
Q. In an inverse variation, y=2 when x=9. Write an inverse variation equation that shows the relationship between x and y. Write the equation using a decimal or an integer.__
Identify Form: Identify the form of the inverse variation equation.In an inverse variation, the product of the two variables is constant. The general form of an inverse variation is y=xk, where k is the constant of variation.
Find Constant: Use the given values to find the constant of variation k. We are given that y=2 when x=9. Substitute these values into the inverse variation equation to find k. 2=9k
Solve for k: Solve for k.To find k, multiply both sides of the equation by 9.2×9=k18=k
Write Equation: Write the inverse variation equation using the value of k.Now that we have found k to be 18, substitute it back into the general form of the inverse variation equation.y=x18
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