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Observe the graph :

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The line passing through the points \"\" and \"\".

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Find the constant of variation of the equation:

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The statement \"\" varies directly as \"\", means that when \"\" increases,  \"\" increases by the same factor.

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Hence \"\" and \"\"always have the same ratio.

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The constant of variation of the equation and the slope of the line have the same value.

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\"\"                      (Direct variation formula) \ \

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Consider the point is \"\".

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\"\"                     (Substitute \"\")

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\"\"                    (Simplify)

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Therefore, the constant of direct variation of the equation is \"\".

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Find the slope:

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\"\".

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\"\"              (Formula for slope)

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\"\"              (Substitute \"\" and \"\")

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    \"\"                   (Simplify)

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Therefore, the slope is \"\".

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\"\"

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The constant of variation is \"\".

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The slope is \"\".