If a is proportional to b and also proportional to c, why does it make sense to multiply b and c and work from there to find the k?
I also notice if you find the constants individually, and combine them, you get a^2 - why?
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If a is proportional to b and also proportional to c, why does it make sense to multiply b and c and work from there to find the k? I also notice if you find the constants individually, and combine them, you get a^2 - why? |
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closed as too localized by Deane Yang, Yemon Choi, quid, Will Jagy, Emil Jeřábek Oct 6 2011 at 2:15 |