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Definitions of the Day (DODs) 11.1 – Inverse Variation (Please have a calculator) Inverse Variation Constant Of Variation
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Definition: An Inverse Variation is a function that can be written in the form: Definition: The Constant of Variation k; equals the Product of the quantities (usually x · y) for the described variation. NOTE! THE GRAPH OF AN INVERSE VARIATION WILL BE A CURVE, NOT A LINE.
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An Example of Inverse Variation: Suppose Nemo wants to replace his broken iPod. A new one costs $400 and he will have to work to earn the money to buy it. X Values Hourly wage Y Values Number of hours he has to work 580 1040 20 508 1004 Constant of Variation:
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Comparing Direct and Inverse Variation Direct variationInverse Variation - y varies directly with x- y varies inversely with x - The ratio y/x is constant- the product (xy) is constant
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For each table, tell whether y varies inversely with x. If it does, write a function rule for the relationship shown by the data. XYX·Y 14 312 520 XYX·Y 118 4.54 63
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Each pair of points is from an Inverse Variation. Find the missing value. Remember: With Inverse Variation, the product (xy) is constant
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Your Turn! Decide if each is an Inverse Variation, Direct Variation, or neither XY 312 66 182
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Sentence Frames 1.The graph of an Inverse Variation will always be a ______________. 2.The _____ represents the Constant of Variation in the equation y = k/x. 3.The ________ of the x and y values of an inverse variation is a constant.
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