Joint and Combined Variation

Question 1

Step 1: Set up the correct type of variation equation. y =

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A: kx

Question 2

Step 2: Determine the constant. k =

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D: 2.5

Question 3

Check all the equations that are examples of joint variation.

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A: ; C: ; E:

Question 4

Step 1: Set up the correct type of variation equation. z =

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C: kxy

Question 5

Set up the correct type of variation equation.

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C:

Question 6

Which describes the combined variation shown in the equation ?

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D: F varies directly with x and y, and inversely with z.

Question 7

Which equation represents y varying directly with the cube of x, and inversely with the square root of z?

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B:

Question 8

Step 1: Set up the correct type of variation equation. y =

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B: kx/z

Question 9

Cooling down, Lars pedals 56 rpms. Which equation shows his speed?

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A:

Question 10

Which of these statements are true for joint variations? Check all that apply.

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B: The dependent variable is related to the product of the independent variables by a constant of proportionality, k.; C: The equation must have at least two independent variables.

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