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When y is inversely proportial to square of x .K the constant is equals 120 so find x when y is equal to x?
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∙ 13y ago
sorry, it is wrong the answer is :
y=k/x2(square)
{when y = x we will write y as x and leave x2(square) alone.
like this:
x=120/x2(square)
x multiply by x2(square) is x3(cube)
so cube root of 120 = x
so x is 4.93
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