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15 September, 02:27

Sarah wants to print copies of her artwork. At the local print shop, it costs her $1 to make 5 copies and $5 to make 25 copies. Which equation represents this direct variation?

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  1. 15 September, 03:56
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    Step-by-step explanation:

    The direct variation between any two variables x and y is represented by

    y = kx where k is the constant of proportionality.

    In the problem given above

    Let cost price be y as it depends upon the value of copies

    and x be the number of copies of art work

    Thus we have equation

    Y = kx

    it is given that it costs her $1 to make 5 copies, so plugging in the value of x as 5 copies any y as $1 we have

    1 = k5

    k = 1/5

    Thus equation is y = (1/5) x.

    To check the validity of equation lets put next set of values value of x as 25 copies, value of y should come as $5.

    y = (1/5) 25

    y = 5

    As we can see that $5 is the value when put x as 25.

    Thus our equation y = (1/5) x is correct one.
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