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Direct vs Inverse Variation

Compare direct and inverse variation. Recognize patterns, write equations, and solve problems.

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Direct Variation vs Inverse Variation

Compare direct and inverse variation. Recognize patterns, write equations, and solve problems.

Direct Variation

When to use: Speed-time at constant rate

  • •Both are proportional relationships
  • •Both have constant k
  • •Both have specific patterns

Inverse Variation

When to use: Speed-time for fixed distance

  • •Direct: y = kx
  • •Inverse: y = k/x
  • •Direct: same direction
  • •Inverse: opposite direction

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How does Direct Variation differ from Inverse Variation?
Compare direct and inverse variation. Recognize patterns, write equations, and solve problems.
Which is easier: Direct Variation or Inverse Variation?
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