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find the constant of variation for the relation and use it to write an equation for the statement. Then solve the equation.

find the constant of variation for the relation and use it to write an equation for-example-1
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User Euporie
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Answer:

k = ⅔

d. y = ⅔xz; y(6, 3) = 12

Explanation:

y ∝ x and y ∝ z, so

y ∝ xz and

(1) y = kxz Divide each side by xz

k = y/(xz) Let x = 1, z =4, y = ⁸/₃

= (⁸/₃)/(1 × 4)

= ⁸/₃ × ¼ Cancel 4s

(2) k = ⅔ Substitute into (1)

y = ⅔xz Let x = 6, z = 3

y = ⅔ × 6 × 3 Cancel 3s

y = 2 × 6

y = 12

y(6, 3) = 12

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