Rae C.

asked • 08/04/16

Math Help? *MULTIPLE CHOICE*

In the equation y = kx, k represents the ____________________.
A. constant of change
B. variability quotient
C. scalar
D. constant of variation

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James B. answered • 08/04/16

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Constant of variation
 
http://www.mhhe.com/math/devmath/streeter/ba/graphics/streeter5ba/ch06/others/stre_6.5.pdf
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Arturo O.

I am surprised there is not an answer that just calls k the "proportionality constant," which is what k is if x and y are the variables and k is a constant.
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