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Solve simple problems involving inverse proportion (VCMNA327)

[/title][fusion_text]LO: To solve simple problems involving inverse proportion.
Know:

What a fraction is.
How to rearrange a formula to change the subject
Understand terminology such as squared, doubled and halved
The inverse operation to a certain operation

Understand:

That inverse proportion shows a relationship between 2 variables where when one variable increases the other variable decreases.

Do:

I can solve simple problems involving inverse proportions.

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Visual Representations

Notes

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Inverse proportion is when 1 quantity increases while another quantity decreases. This is said to be inversely proportional.

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In this example, the 2 variables are “x” and “y” with “k” being the constant of proportionality. This is the factor for how much 1 variable is affected by another variable.

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Worked Examples

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Inverse Proportion Videos

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Textbook Questions

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Exercise 3F pg. 135 Q. 1-6, 16-17Exercise 2F pg. 85 Q. 1-4, 7-8, 11

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Other Resources

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