How do you write direct variation equations given y = 32 when x = 8?

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SCooke
Aug 28, 2017

#y = 4 xx x#.

Explanation:

A “direct variation equation” is a relationship between two values. This can usually be represented by a line.

In this case a direct relationship between the two values given could be #y = 4 xx x#.

This equation not only results in the given pair of values, but any other direct variation of y with respect to x. For example, if x is 2, y would be 8.

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