Assume that y varies inversely as x. If y=7 when x=-3, how do you find y when x=7?
Solve for the required value:
Given that,
y∝1x⇒y=kx; where k is a constant
y=7 when x=-3
⇒7=k-3
⇒k=7×-3=-21
Now, when x=7
⇒y=-217∵y=kx
⇒y=-3
Hence, the required value is -3.
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