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UNIT Variation F.Y.B.Com Prof.P.A.Navale Dept. of Commerce
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Variation Direct Variation:
lf two variables x and y are so related that when x increases (or decreases) in a certain ratio. y also increases (or decreases) in the same ratio. Then x is said to vary directly as y, and expressed as x α y. In such a situation we sometimes say that x varies as y or x is proportional to y. If x1, x2,x3…be the values of x and y1, y2, y3… Be the corresponding values of y, then x α y means, So, x α y means, And we can write x/y = k, where k is constant.
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Variation Example: a) A varies directly as b, and when b = 2, a = 7. What is the value of a when b = 10? Solution: The value of b has gone from 2 to 10. That is, it has increased five times. Therefore, the value of a will increase five times. It will go from 7 to 35. Formally, a2 : a1 = b2 : b1. a2 : 7 = 10 : 2. 10 is five times 2. Therefore, a2 will be five times 7. b) A varies directly as b, and when b = 8, a = 4. What is the value of a when b = 13? Proportionally, That is, a2 : 4 = 13 : 8. Alternately, 4 is half of 8. Therefore, a2 will be half of 13, which is 6.5.
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Variation 2) Inverse variation:
If a variable x varies as the reciprocal of another variable y (i.e., x α 1/y) then we say that x varies inversely as y. In case of inverse variation when x increases (or, decreases) in a certain ratio, y decreases (or, increases) in the same ratio. Example: Now x α 1/y, implies x = k. 1/y or, x y = k (here k is the constant of variation)
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Variation 3) Joint Variation:
If a variable x varies as the product of a finite number of variables u, v, w, etc., (i.e., x α uvw ...), then x is said to vary jointly with u, v, w, etc. Here we state an important theorem, known as theorem on joint variation. If x α y, when z is constantan x α z, when y is constant. then x α y z, when both y and z vary. B) Some Important Results: a) If x α y then y α x. b) If x α y and y α z, then x α z. c) If x α y, then x n α y n, where n is a constant d) lf x α z and y α z, then x+y α z, x - y α z and x y α z2 e) If x α y and w α z, then x w α y z and x/w α y/z.
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