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Find an equation of variation where y varies jointly as x and the square of z, and where y=70, when x=21 and z=5.

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User Artberry
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Answer:


y = 181.75xz^2

Explanation:

Given

y jointly varies to x and z^2

Required

Find the equation

We start by writing out the variation;


y\ \alpha\ xz^2

Write as equation


y = kxz^2

Substitute values of x,y and z


70 = k * 21 * 25^2


70 = k * 21 * 25 * 25


70 = k * 13125

Divide both sides by 7


(70)/(13125) = (k * 131251)/(13125)


(70)/(13125) = k


187.5 = k


k = 181.75

Substitute k in
y = kxz^2


y = 181.75xz^2

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