SOLUTION: What type of variation is shown by the equation z = kx2√y z = k√x/y2 I am lost on these two

SOLUTION: What type of variation is shown by the equation z = kx2√y z = k√x/y2 I am lost on these two

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Question 877333: What type of variation is shown by the equation
z = kx2√y
z = k√x/y2
I am lost on these two
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

varies directly as the square of and the square root of .
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varies as the square root of and varies inversely as the square of .

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