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  1. Identify First Equation: Look at the first equation (x)/(36)=y(x) / (36) = y. Can it be written as y=k/xy = k / x?\newlineNo, because it's y=x/36y = x / 36, which is not the form of inverse variation.
  2. Analyze First Equation: Now, look at the second equation yx=74yx = -74. Can it be written as y=kxy = \frac{k}{x}?\newlineYes, it can be rearranged to y=74xy = \frac{-74}{x}, which is the form of inverse variation.

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