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G9 Math Q2 - Week 2 - Problems Involving Variation

The document provides examples and explanations of direct, inverse, and joint variation. It includes the equations that define each type of variation and worked examples solving for unknown variables. Direct variation is defined as y=kx. Inverse variation is defined as y=k/x. Joint variation is defined as z=kxy or p=kqr. Combined variation includes both direct and inverse relationships.

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G9 Math Q2 - Week 2 - Problems Involving Variation

The document provides examples and explanations of direct, inverse, and joint variation. It includes the equations that define each type of variation and worked examples solving for unknown variables. Direct variation is defined as y=kx. Inverse variation is defined as y=k/x. Joint variation is defined as z=kxy or p=kqr. Combined variation includes both direct and inverse relationships.

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PROBLEMS

INVOLVING
VARIATIONS
DIRECT
VARIATION
If y varies directly with x, then
y=kx where k is the constant of
variation.
If a varies directly with b

EQUATION:
a=kb
WORKED EXAMPLE 1:
Suppose y varies directly with x and y=12 and x=4.
Step 1. Find the value of y when x=7.

Step 2: solve for y. substitute x=7 and k=3


y=kx
y=(3)(7)
y=21
WORKED EXAMPLE 1:
Suppose y varies directly with x and y=12 and
x=4. Find the value of y when x=7.

Solve for k.
WORKED EXAMPLE 1:
Suppose y varies directly with x and y=12 and x=4. Find
the value of y when x=7.

Solve for k.
y=kx
12=k(4)
12=4k
3=k
WORKED EXAMPLE 1:
Suppose y varies directly with x and y=12 and
x=4. Find the value of y when x=7.

Solve for y. Substitute x=7 and k=3


WORKED EXAMPLE 1:
Suppose y varies directly with x and y=12 and x=4. Find the
value of y when x=7.

Solve for y. Substitute x=7 and k=3


y=kx
y=3(7)
y=21
Solve for q. Substitute p=18 and k=2
p=k
18=(2)(
18=2

9=
WORKED EXAMPLE 2:
Suppose p varies directly with square of q and p=8 and
q=2. Find the value of q when p=18.

Solve for k.
WORKED EXAMPLE 2:
Suppose p varies directly with square of q and
p=8 and q=2. Find the value of q when p=18.

: Solve for k.
p=k
8=k()
8=4k
2=k
WORKED EXAMPLE 2:
Suppose p varies directly with square of q and
p=8 and q=2. Find the value of q when p=18.

STEP 2: Solve for q. Substitute p=18 and


k=2
p=k
18=2
9=

3=q
Given that y varies directly with x, complete the
table

x 4 5 7 24 28.5
y 8 10 14 48 57
y=kx y=kx y=kx y=kx y=kx
10=k(5) y=2(4) y=(2)(7) 48=2x 57=2x
10=5k y=8 y=14 24=x 28.5=x
2=k
If 𝑝 varies directly the square root 𝑟 and 𝑝=6 when 𝑟=9, find
𝑟 when 𝑝=5.
STEP 2: Solve for r. substitute p=5 and k=2.
p=k
5=2
2.5=

6.25=r
INVERSE
VARIATION
If y varies inversely with x, then
y= where k is the constant of
variation.
If g varies inversely with the
square of h.

EQUATION:
g=
WORKED EXAMPLE:
Suppose y varies inversely with x and y=5 and x=2. Find the
value of y when x=8.
WORKED EXAMPLE:
Suppose y varies inversely with x and y=5 and
x=2. Find the value of y when x=8.

STEP 1: Solve for k.


WORKED EXAMPLE:
Suppose y varies inversely with x and y=5 and x=2. Find the
value of y when x=8.

Solve for k.
y=
WORKED EXAMPLE:
Suppose y varies inversely with x and y=5 and x=2. Find
the value of y when x=8.

Solve for k.
y=
5=
5(2)=k
10=k
WORKED EXAMPLE:
Suppose y varies inversely with x and y=5 and
x=2. Find the value of y when x=8.
Solve for y. Substitute x=8 and k=10
y=
y=
y=
WORKED EXAMPLE:
If h varies inversely with the square of t and h=2
when t=3, find the value of t when h=6

STEP 1: Solve for k.


WORKED EXAMPLE:
If h varies inversely with the square of t and h=2 when
t=3, find the value of t when h=6
Solve for t. Substitute h=6 and k=18.
h=
6=
6

t=
If y is inversely proportional to x and y=5 when x=2, find
the value of y when x=8.

STEP 1: Solve for k.


y=
5=
10=k
If y is inversely proportional to x and y=5 when
x=2, find the value of y when x=8.

STEP 2: Solve for y. Substitute x=8 and


k=10.
y=
y=
y=
If y is inversely proportional to x and y=9 when
x=2, find the value of y when x=3.

Solve for k.
y=
9=
18=k
If y is inversely proportional to x and y=9 when
x=2, find the value of y when x=3.

STEP 2: Solve for y. Substitute x=3 and


k=18.
y=
y=
y=6
Given that y varies inversely proportional to x,
complete the table

x 0.5 1 2 3 5
y 8 4 2 1.33 0.8
y y 2 y y
y 0.8=
y= 4= 4=k y=1.33 0.8x=4
y=8 4x=4 X=5
X=1
Step 2: Solve for q. Substitute p=48 and k=12
p=
48=
48=12
=
=

q=
JOINT
VARIATION
If z varies directly with x and y,
then z=kxy where k is the
constant of variation.
p varies directly with q and the
cube of r.

EQUATION:
p=kq
If a varies directly with b and c

EQUATION:
a=kbc
What is the variation statement
of the equation
p=kba
p varies directly with b and a
WORKED EXAMPLE:
If z varies directly with x and the square of y and z=36 when
x=2 and y=3, find the value of z when x=3 and y=5.
Solve for k
z=kx
36=k(2)(
36=k(2)(9)
36=18k

2=k
WORKED EXAMPLE:
If z varies directly with x and the square of y and z=36 when
x=2 and y=3, find the value of z when x=3 and y=5.
Step 2: Solve for z. Substitute x=3, y=5 and k=2
z=kx
z=(2)(3)(
z=6(25)
z=150
f varies jointly with d and e. If f=45 when d=15 and e=14, find f
when d=21 and e=8.
step 1: Solve for k
f=kde
45=k(15)(14)
45=210k

0.21=k
f varies jointly with d and e. If f=45 when d=15 and e=14, find f
when d=21 and e=8.
Step 2: Solve for f. Substitute d=21, e=8 and k=0.21
f=kde
f=(0.21)(21)(8)
f=35.28
If z varies jointly with the square of x and cube of y and z=28
when x=2 and y=3. Find the value of x when z=100 and y=2.
Solve for k.
z=k
28=k(
28=k(4)(27)
28=108k

0.26=k
If z varies jointly with the square of x and cube of y and z=28 when x=2 and y=3. Find the value of x when z=100
and y=2.
Step 2: Solve for x. Substitute z=100, y=2 and k=0.26
z=k
100=(0.26)()(
100=(0.26)()(8)
100=2.08

48.08=
COMBINED
VARIATION
If z varies directly with x and
inversely with y, then z= where k
is the constant of variation.
If a varies directly with b and
inversely with c

EQUATION:
a=
If x varies directly with the
square of b and inversely with
cube of c

EQUATION:
x=
h varies directly with the square
of g and inversely with the cube
of f

EQUATION:
h=
What is the variation statement
of the equation
r=
r varies directly with the square of p
and inversely with q
What is the variation statement
of the equation
a=
a varies directly with the square
of b and inversely with c
WORKED EXAMPLE:
If p varies directly with r and inversely with q and p=4 when r=2 and y=3, find r when
p=10 and q=8.
Solve for k
p=
4=
12= 2k
6=k
WORKED EXAMPLE:
If p varies directly with r and inversely with q and p=4 when r=2 and y=3, find r
when p=10 and q=8.
Step 2: Solve for r. Substitute p=10, q=8 and k=6
p=
10=
80=6r

13.3=r
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if p varies directly with the square of q and inversely with r and
p= when q=2 and r=16, find the value of r when p=6 and q=3.
Step 1: Solve for k
p=
16= 2(k)(4)
16=8k
2=k
Step 2: solve for r. Substitute p=6, q=3 and k=2.
p=
6=
6=
6=
6r=18
r=3
x varies directly with the square
root of a and inversely with the
square of b
EQUATION:
x=
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