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1. Z is proportional to X. When X = -4, Z = 2. Enter the value of X required to give Z = -2. 2. Y is proportional to X. When X = 2, Y = 1. Find the value of X required to give Y = -4. 3. Z is proportional to (X - 2). When X = 1, Z = 1. Enter the value of X required to give Z = -2. 4. Y is proportional to (1 - X). When X = 2, Y = -2. Find the value of X required to give Y = 6. 5. Y is inversely proportional to X. When X = 2, Y = 1. Find the value of X required to give Y = 6. [Express your as a decimal correct to 2sf] 6.C is inversely proportional to A^2. When A = 0.1, C = 50. Find C when A = .02. This might help =IMPORTANT NOTE In the following, x^2, x^3, mean "x squared", "x cubed", respectively. Generally, a^n means "a to the power n".

 

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1. Z is proportional to X. When X = -4, Z = 2. Enter the value of X required to give Z = -2. 2. Y is proportional to X. When X = 2, Y = 1. Find the value of X required to give Y = -4. 3. Z is proportional to (X - 2). When X = 1, Z = 1. Enter the value of X required to give Z = -2. 4. Y is proportional to (1 - X). When X = 2, Y = -2. Find the value of X required to give Y = 6. 5. Y is inversely proportional to X. When X = 2, Y = 1. Find the value of X required to give Y = 6. [Express your as a decimal correct to 2sf] 6.C is inversely proportional to A^2. When A = 0.1, C = 50. Find C when A = .02. This might help =IMPORTANT NOTE In the following, x^2, x^3, mean "x squared", "x cubed", respectively. Generally, a^n means "a to the power n".

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[stapel]

1. Z is proportional to X. When X = -4, Z = 2. Enter the value of X required to give Z = -2.

2. Y is proportional to X. When X = 2, Y = 1. Find the value of X required to give Y = -4.

3. Z is proportional to (X - 2). When X = 1, Z = 1. Enter the value of X required to give Z = -2.

4. Y is proportional to (1 - X). When X = 2, Y = -2. Find the value of X required to give Y = 6.

5. Y is inversely proportional to X. When X = 2, Y = 1. Find the value of X required to give Y = 6.

6.C is inversely proportional to A^2. When A = 0.1, C = 50. Find C when A = .02.

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