Question

Is `y/6 = x` a direct or inverse variation?

Answer 1

`y/6 = x`
can be written as `y = 6x`

For any given value of `y` if you increase y by a factor of `k` then `x` must be increased by a factor of `k`

That is, for example, given that `y = 6 rarr x = 1`
then `y = 6 *3 (= 18) rarr x = 1 *3 (=3)`

`y/6 = x` is a direct variation