Ethan B.

asked • 02/14/21

how do I write a Inverse variation equation with for Example Y=1 and x=2

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Mark M. answered • 02/14/21

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An inverse relation is in the form xy = k

For the numbers given it could be

xy = 2

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Ethan B.

well I have one more question how would i put this in a graph because it isn't the typical y=mx+b
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David W.

Well, y=mx+b is the equation of a line. An inverse relation is not a line, so y=2/x can be used to plot it.
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Ethan B.

ok thank you! You are a big help this will make my work so much easier
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