How can you account for the variation in time at the same slope?

Answer 1

I'm sorry, luv, but that question doesn't mean anything all by itself. Could you provide a few details and/or some context?

Answer 2

Direct variation- a function whose equation has the form y=kx or y/x=k.
Two variable quantities that have the same rate od ratio, regardless of the values of the variables, have direct variation. For instance, if the ratio of y to x is k, then you can write y/x=k. By multiplying both sides of the equation bt x, you obtain y=kx.

Try creating a linear model of the variation and account for the slope by using m= y sub 2 - y sub 1/ x sub 2 - x sub 1.

Is the problem stating that the constant of variation is the slope?

Answer 3

At the point of intersection, its called the equilibrium =o)