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Calculate the value of ‘𝑥’ in each question 1.) 30 10 =𝑥 2.) 𝑥 10 = 30 Proportion L.O: to be able to solve inverse and direct proportion questions Calculate the value of ‘𝑥’ in each question 1.) 30 10 =𝑥 2.) 𝑥 10 = 30 3.) 30 𝑥 = 10 4.) 0.01 × 70 =𝑥 5.) 64 × 0.5 = 𝑥 6.) 𝑥 × 0.5 = 64 7.) 40 × 0.1 = 𝑥 8.) 𝑥 × 0.1 = 40 9.) 30 0.5 = 𝑥 10.) 30 𝑥 = 0.1

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A is directly proportional to B If A = 5 and B = 100 Find B when A = 4 C is inversely proportional to D If C = 3 and D = 10 Find C when D = 6 E is directly proportional to F If E = 14 and F = 56 Find F when E = 10 G is inversely proportional to H If G = 8 and H = 5 Find H when G = 10 J is directly proportional to K If J = 7 and K = 56 Find J when K = 80 L is directly proportional to M If L = 10 and M = 12 Find M when L = 2 N is directly proportional to P If N = 3 and P = 300 Find P when N = 0.07 Q is inversely proportional to R If Q = 0.1 and R = 80 Find R when Q = 4 S is directly proportional to T If S = 6 and T = 2.4 Find S when T = 10 U is inversely proportional to V If U = 0.8 and V = 0.4 Find U when V = 0.2 W is directly proportional to X If W = 0.5 and X = 16 Find W when X = 64 Y is inversely proportional to Z If Y = 0.01 and Z = 4000 Find Z when Y = 0.2

A is directly proportional to B If A = 5 and B = 100 Find B when A = 4 C is inversely proportional to D If C = 3 and D = 10 Find C when D = 6 E is directly proportional to F If E = 14 and F = 56 Find F when E = 10 G is inversely proportional to H If G = 8 and H = 5 Find H when G = 10 J is directly proportional to K If J = 7 and K = 56 Find J when K = 80 L is directly proportional to M If L = 10 and M = 12 Find M when L = 2 N is directly proportional to P If N = 3 and P = 300 Find P when N = 0.07 Q is inversely proportional to R If Q = 0.1 and R = 80 Find R when Q = 4 S is directly proportional to T If S = 6 and T = 2.4 Find S when T = 10 U is inversely proportional to V If U = 0.8 and V = 0.4 Find U when V = 0.2 W is directly proportional to X If W = 0.5 and X = 16 Find W when X = 64 Y is inversely proportional to Z If Y = 0.01 and Z = 4000 Find Z when Y = 0.2