Direct Variation. 1. Write an equation for a direct variation relationship 2. Graph the equation of a direct variation relationship



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6.5 Direct Variation 6.5 OBJECTIVES 1. Write an equation for a direct variation relationship 2. Graph the equation of a direct variation relationship Pedro makes $25 an hour as an electrician. If he works 1 hour, he makes $25; if he works 2 hours, he makes $; and so on. We sa his total pa varies directl with the number of hours worked. Definitions: Direct Variation If is a constant multiple of, we write k in which k is a constant We sa that varies directl as, or that is directl proportional to. The constant k is called the constant of variation. Eample 1 Writing an Equation for Direct Variation Marina earns $9 an hour as a tutor. Write the equation that describes the relationship between the number of hours she works and her pa. Her pa (P) is equal to the rate of pa (r) times the number of hours worked (h), so P r h or P 9h CHECK YOURSELF 1 Sorina is driving at a constant rate of m/h. Write the equation that shows the distance she travels (d) in h hours. NOTE Remember that k is the constant of variation. If two things var directl and values are given for and, we can find k. This propert is illustrated in Eample 2. Eample 2 Finding the Constant of Variation If varies directl with, and 30 when 6, find k. Because varies directl with, we know from the definition that k 533

534 CHAPTER 6 AN INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHING We need to find k. We do this b substituting 30 for and 6 for. 30 k(6) or k 5 CHECK YOURSELF 2 If varies directl with and when 25, find the constant of variation. The graph for a linear equation of direct variation will alwas pass through the origin. The net eample will illustrate. Eample 3 Graphing an Equation of Direct Variation Let var directl as, with a constant of variation k 3.5. Graph the equation of variation. The equation of variation is 3.5, so the graph will have a slope of 3.5. CHECK YOURSELF 3 Let var directl as, with a constant of variation k 7. Graph the equation of 3 variation. With man applications it is necessar to adjust the scale on the or ais to present a reasonable graph. The net eample will help prepare us for applications of this nature. Eample 4 Graphing an Equation of Direct Variation 5 5 Let var directl as, with a constant of variation k 200. Graph the equation of variation. The equation is 200. What happens if we tr to sketch this graph on a grid with the same scale on the and aes? The slope indicates that increases b 200 when increases b 1. Can ou see that it would be impossible to produce a meaningful graph on this grid?

DIRECT VARIATION SECTION 6.5 535 0 Instead, we create a grid that will make our graph readable. In this case, we will choose to have the ais marked in units of. The ais will retain the standard scale. 5 CHECK YOURSELF 4 Let var directl as, with a constant of variation k 10. Graph the equation of variation. Now we will eamine an application that requires us to adjust the scale on the aes. Eample 5 Graphing a Direct Variation Equation Tim Duncan earns approimatel $00 per minute for plaing basketball. Sketch the graph that represents the equation of direct variation between minutes plaed and mone earned. We know that the equation will be 00. VISITORS HOME $ EARNED: For this graph, we will use onl the first quadrant. Do ou see wh? All of the other quadrants represent negative time, negative mone, or both. We will also use a different scale on each ais. The ais, which represents minutes plaed, is marked ever 200 minutes, to 2000 minutes. The ais, representing mone made, is marked ever 1 million dollars for $10,000,000. As we do with an direct variation graph, we start at the origin. The slope of 00 can be looked at in man was. It is usuall easiest to move one mark along the ais and see how much change we have in the direction.

536 CHAPTER 6 AN INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHING 10,000,000 One mark in the direction is 200 minutes. Because 00(200) 1,000,000, we find our second point at (200, $1,000,000). Connecting that point to the origin, we get the graph shown. 5,000,000 1,000,000 200 0 2000 CHECK YOURSELF 5 The average secretar makes about $0.24 for each minute worked. Sketch the graph of the equation of direct variation. CHECK YOURSELF ANSWERS 1. d h 2. k 4 3. 4. 3000 2000 0 6 8 5. 2 Dollars 125 25 0 0 Minutes

Name 6.5 Eercises Section Date 1. Salar. Robin earns $12 per hour. Write an equation that shows how much she makes (S) in h hours. 2. Salar. Kwang earns $11. per hour. Write an equation that shows how much he earns (S) in h hours. 3. Distance. Lee is traveling at a constant rate of 55 miles per hour (mi/h). Write an equation that shows how far he travels (D) in h hours. 4. Distance. An airplane is traveling at a constant rate of 4 mi/h. Write an equation that shows how far the plane travels (D) in h hours. In eercises 5 to 10, find the constant of variation k. 5. varies directl with ; 54 when 6. 6. m varies directl with n; m 144 when n 8. 7. V varies directl with h; V 189 when h 9. ANSWERS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 8. d varies directl with t; d 7 when t 15. 9. varies directl with ; 2 when 600. 10. varies directl with ; 400 when 0. In eercises 11 to 18, varies directl with and the value of k is given. Graph the equation of variation. 11. k 2 12. k 4 537

ANSWERS 13. 14. 13. k 2.5 14. k 11 5 15. 16. 17. 18. 15. k 16. k 300 400 1200 200 600 17. k 18. k 400 200 1600 800 538

ANSWERS 19. At a factor that makes grinding wheels, Kalila makes $.20 for each wheel completed. Sketch the equation of direct variation. 19. 20. 21. 0 0 20. Palmer makes $1.25 per page for each page that he tpes. Sketch the equation of direct variation. 2 125 200 21. Cesar makes $2. for each tire he details. Sketch the equation of direct variation. 20 40 539

ANSWERS 22. 23. 24. 22. Tanesha makes $0.15 for each problem she checks in a math tet. Sketch the equation of direct variation. 2 0 23. Salar. Josephine works part-time in a local video store. Her salar varies directl as the number of hours worked. Last week she earned $43.20 for working 8 hours. This week she earned $118.80. How man hours did she work this week? 24. Revenue. The revenue for a sandwich shop is directl proportional to its advertising budget. When the owner spent $2000 a month on advertising, the revenue was $120,000. If the revenue is now $180,000, how much is the owner spending on advertising? Answers 1. S 12h 3. D 55h 5. 9 7. 21 9. 3.5 11. 13. 15. 400 200 17. 19. 21. 23. 22 hours 200 0 0 20 40 540