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In a direct variation, y=10y = 10 when x=5x = 5. Write a direct variation equation that shows the relationship between xx and yy. Write your answer as an equation with yy first, followed by an equals sign.

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Q. In a direct variation, y=10y = 10 when x=5x = 5. Write a direct variation equation that shows the relationship between xx and yy. Write your answer as an equation with yy first, followed by an equals sign.
  1. Identify general form: Identify the general form of direct variation.\newlineGeneral form of direct variation is y=k×xy = k \times x, where kk is the constant of variation.
  2. Substitute values: Substitute y=10y = 10 and x=5x = 5 into the equation y=k×xy = k \times x.\newline10=k×510 = k \times 5
  3. Solve for constant: Solve the equation for the constant of variation, kk.105=(k×5)5\frac{10}{5} = \frac{(k \times 5)}{5}k=2k = 2
  4. Substitute into formula: We have: k=2k = 2. Substitute the value of kk into the direct variation formula.\newlineSubstitute k=2k = 2 in y=k×xy = k \times x.\newliney=2xy = 2x

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