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The given table is
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2 \ | \
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3 \ | \
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4 \ | \
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y \ | \
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24 \ | \
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12 \ | \
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8 \ | \
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6 \ | \
In an inverse variatio , xy equals a constant k.
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The product is constant, so the table represents an inversse variation.