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Unitary Method in Variations

The document covers variations in mathematics, specifically focusing on direct, inverse, and combined variations. Direct variation indicates that as one variable increases, the other does as well, with a constant ratio. Combined variation involves relationships where a variable changes directly with some variables and inversely with others.

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Unitary Method in Variations

The document covers variations in mathematics, specifically focusing on direct, inverse, and combined variations. Direct variation indicates that as one variable increases, the other does as well, with a constant ratio. Combined variation involves relationships where a variable changes directly with some variables and inversely with others.

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Mathematics

Form 5
Chapter 1 - Variations
1.1 Direct Variation
1.1 Short Important notes on direct variation
• Direct variation
- the relation between two variables
- When variable y increases, variable x also increases vice versa

* Variable y directly varies as the variable x

* Value of y/x is a constant

* Constant - fixed or unchanged value

*Constant of proportionality is k.
1.2 Inverse Variation
1.3 Combined Variation
1.3 Short Important notes on combined variation

* y varies directly as w
and the cube of x, and
inversely as the cube
root of z

The equation Y changes directly with X


and inversely with Z

• Examples of direct and joint variation relationships, y α xz - y changes directly


with x and z
• A joint variation - a variable changes directly and/or inversely with other variables

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