11-6 Inverse Variation. Problem 1: Writing an Equation Given a Point.

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11-6 Inverse Variation

Problem 1: Writing an Equation Given a Point

Problem 2: Using Inverse Variation

Problem 3: Graphing an Inverse Variation

Problem 4: Determining Direct or Inverse Variation Do the data in the table represent direct variation or an inverse variation? For each table write an equation to model the data xy

Do the data in the table represent direct variation or an inverse variation? For each table write an equation to model the data xY

Problem 5: Identifying Direct or Inverse Variation Does the situation represent direct variation or an inverse variation? EXPLAIN The cost of a $120 boat rental is split among several friends

Problem 5: Identifying Direct or Inverse Variation Does the situation represent direct variation or an inverse variation? EXPLAIN You download several movies for $14.99 each.