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    This document provides an overview of combined variation for an 8th grade intermediate algebra class. It defines combined variation as a situation where a variable depends on two or more other variables, varying directly with some and inversely with others when other variables are held constant. The document gives an example of an equation for combined variation and two word problems to demonstrate finding unknown values. It concludes with an activity assigning four additional word problems for students to solve.

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    This document provides an overview of combined variation for an 8th grade intermediate algebra class. It defines combined variation as a situation where a variable depends on two or more other variables, varying directly with some and inversely with others when other variables are held constant. The document gives an example of an equation for combined variation and two word problems to demonstrate finding unknown values. It concludes with an activity assigning four additional word problems for students to solve.

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    GRADE 8

    INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA
    QUARTER II

    GROUP 4
    VARIATIONS

    QUARTER II
    4 Types of variations

    Direct Variation
    Inverse Variation
    Joint Variation
    Combined Variation
    Simple Game!

    Translate the following verbal expression to algebraic expression

    1) X increased by two divided by three powered by two decreased by five


    2) Five plus z powered by two divided by six plus on
    3) Two times the sum of x and four minus five
    4) Ten minus three powered by two divided by four plus two
    5) Eighteen plus four times the number x minus three
    LET’S ANSWER!
    COMBINED
    VARIATION

    QUARTER II
    What is combined variation?

     Combined variation describes a situation where a variable depends


    on two (or more) other variables, and varies directly with some of
    them and varies inversely with others (when the rest of the variables
    are held constant). For example, if x varies directly as z and inversely
    as y, we have the following combined variation.
    Equation: where k is the constant of variations
    Example 1!
    If x varies directly as y and inversely as z , and x=10 when y=5 and z=3, find the value of z
    when x=3 and y=4.

     10
    Example 2!
    If y varies directly as x and inversely as the square of z , and when x=32 when y=6 and z=4,
    find the value of x when z=3 and y=10


    ACTIVITY
    1) If x varies directly as h and inversely as the square of p, and x=3 when h=4 and when p=2. Find x
    when h=6 and p=3
    2) If r varies directly as y and inversely as z and x=10 and y=5 when z=3, for what value of z will x=3
    and y=4
    3) If w varies directly as q and x and inversely as s and w=20 when q=3 and x=5 and when s=10, find
    the value of w when q=2 and x=3 and when s=2
    4) If p varied directly as a and inversely as y and p=30 when a=10 and s=5 and when y=2 , find p
    when a=2 and s=3 and when y=12

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