Inverse and Direct Variation Concepts

Inverse variation involves division, while direct variation involves multiplication.

Inverse variation involves addition, while direct variation involves subtraction.

Inverse variation involves multiplication, while direct variation involves division.

Inverse variation involves subtraction, while direct variation involves addition.

As a fraction with the second variable in the denominator.

As a division sign.

As a multiplication sign.

As a fraction with the first variable in the denominator.

It is the base in the equation.

It is the exponent in the equation.

It is the numerator in the equation.

It is the denominator in the equation.

By dividing the given values.

By multiplying the given values.

By adding the given values.

By substituting the given values into the equation.

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It involves squaring the variables.

It involves taking the square root of the variables.

It involves adding the variables.

It involves subtracting the variables.

By using the square of the variable in the numerator.

By using the square root of the variable in the numerator.

By using the square of the variable in the denominator.

By using the square root of the variable in the denominator.

Divide the given values.

Add the given values.

Multiply the given values.

Substitute the given values into the equation.

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