Title: Tomorrow
1Tomorrows TEST is worth 200 points and is the
last major grade on this report card!!!!
2Unit 6 ReviewDirect Variation and Indirect
Variation
- Math 7 Unit 6
- Test Review
3Inverse Variation Inverse Proportion
- There is no difference in the two. We simply call
them by two different names
Direct Variation Direct Proportion
- There is no difference in the two. We simply call
them by two different names
4Inverse Proportion
- Remember
- As 1 variable increases, the other variable
decreases when the constant is positive - As 1 variable decreases, the other variable
decreases when the constant is negative
5The EQUATION for inverse variation can look
different at times
- The equation for inverse variation yk/x
- The equation may also be xyk
- The equation could be yxk as well
- THESE ARE ALL DIFFERENT WAYS OF WRITING THE SAME
EQUATION!
6Inverse Proportion in Word Problems
- In solving word problems for inverse proportion,
we usually see the phrase is inversely
proportional to or varies inversely as.
7Graphing Inverse Proportion
- The graph of an inverse proportion is never a
straight line! - It is a smooth curve (hyperbola) that approaches
the axis, but never touches or crosses them.
8How does INVERSE VARIATION work?
- Bill is happy. He is thinking about that pizza
he has ordered and will be delivered soon. - One whole pizza just for him!!!
9Now what?
- Oh look! His friend Gina is over.
- Well sharing with one person means he will get
just half of the pizza! - But he likes Gina.
10And
- Bill looks out the window
- Robert is running to his house!
- Guess he heard about the pizza!
- Now Bill gets 1/3 of it!
- RATS!
11Oh well
- Word is out on the street.
- Bill is getting pizza!
- Who invited Spike?
- What is happening to Bills pizza?
- What does that have to do with an inverse
variation?
12Lets look at what happened
- There was one pizza - 1
- Bill had one pizza - 1
- Gina shows up so Bill gets ½ of the pizza
- Robert runs to Bills house Bill gets 1/3 of
the pizza - Spike is headed to Bills Bill gets ¼ of the
pizza! - As each person enters, Bill gets less and less
pizza.
13And
- An algebraic form of this would be
- Y the pizza each one gets
- X the number of people
- K the constant (one pizza)
- Y K/X
- As the number of people increased, the amount of
pizza each person got decreased. - Thats easy!
14Using what we did before
- If y varies inversely as x, and y 3 when x
12, find x when y 4. - First substitute your given information
- Second, find the value of the constant (K)
- Third, using the value of (K) that you just
found substitute the new variable (y4) and
solve for your new x (finding x)
15Lets Review
- The formula for an inverse variation is
- What if we solved for k, what would it look like?
16To solve for k
- You simply multiply each side by x.
17Try this one
- If Y varies inversely as X, and y 6 when x
12, find x when y9.
18One more example
- If y varies inversely as x, if y 15 when x
21, find x when y 27.
19NOW Lets quickly review DIRECT
VARIATION/PROPORTION
20Graphing DIRECT Variation
- DIRECT is always a linear equation that passes
through the origin.
21Direct Variation Equation
- The equation is ykx where k is the constant and
can be positive or negative, but ? to zero.
22Direct Variation/Proportion
- As one goes up, the other goes up (usually)
- As 1 variable increases, the other variable
increases - As 1 variable decreases, the other variable
decreases when the constant is positive in
quadrants 1 3 - Otherwise, as 1 variable increases, the other
variable decreases when the constant is negative
in quadrants - 2 4.
23Direct Variation Word Problems
- The direct proportion is another form of saying
- y varies directly with x.
24Tomorrows TEST is worth 200 points and is the
last major grade on this report card!!!!
25The End