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Which equation describes this relationship? Remember to include kk, the constant of variation.\newlinezz varies inversely with ww, xx, and yy\newlineChoices:\newline(A) z=kwxyz = \frac{k}{wxy}\newline(B) z=kywxz = \frac{ky}{wx}\newline(C) z=kwyxz = \frac{kwy}{x}\newline(D) z=kwxyz = \frac{k}{wxy}

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Q. Which equation describes this relationship? Remember to include kk, the constant of variation.\newlinezz varies inversely with ww, xx, and yy\newlineChoices:\newline(A) z=kwxyz = \frac{k}{wxy}\newline(B) z=kywxz = \frac{ky}{wx}\newline(C) z=kwyxz = \frac{kwy}{x}\newline(D) z=kwxyz = \frac{k}{wxy}
  1. Identify Inverse Variation: zz varies inversely with ww, xx, and yy means z=kwxyz = \frac{k}{wxy}, where kk is the constant of variation.
  2. Analyze Answer Choices: Looking at the choices, we need to find the one that matches the form z=kwxyz = \frac{k}{wxy}.
  3. Eliminate Incorrect Forms: Choice (A) is z = rac{k w}{x y}, which is not the correct form because it suggests zz varies directly with ww, which is wrong.
  4. Choose Correct Form: Choice (B) is z=kywxz = \frac{k y}{w x}, which is also not the correct form because it suggests zz varies directly with yy, which is wrong.
  5. Choose Correct Form: Choice (B) is z=kywxz = \frac{k y}{w x}, which is also not the correct form because it suggests zz varies directly with yy, which is wrong. Choice (C) is z=kwyxz = \frac{k w y}{x}, which is not the correct form because it suggests zz varies directly with ww and yy, which is wrong.
  6. Choose Correct Form: Choice (B) is z=ky/wxz = \frac{k}{y}/wx, which is also not the correct form because it suggests zz varies directly with yy, which is wrong. Choice (C) is z=kwyxz = \frac{kwy}{x}, which is not the correct form because it suggests zz varies directly with ww and yy, which is wrong. Choice (D) is z=kwxyz = \frac{k}{wxy}, which is the correct form because it shows zz varies inversely with ww, zz00, and yy.

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