How do I graph this? It is a Joint Variation Table of Values

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Help me graph this please, it is a combine variation

and also Joint Variation

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Is joint variation and combined variation the same?

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Nope

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What is the difference?

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Idk but my teacher said its different

Like the combine variation is combination of variations then the joint variation is directly proportional to two quantities

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Ic

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This has 4 variables. It will be pretty tough to graph.

Are you sure the question asks you to graph it?

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How do I graph combine variation though

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Yes, my teacher give us a task to give example of joint variation and combine variation and it should have a graph

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Like for two variables, you can just show 2 different lines.

This is a representation of Boyle's law from physics.
Basically, P = k/V (assuming temperature does not change)

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Ohh

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But at different temperatures, you can just draw 2 different lines.

Or 3

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Okays

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So that is one of the ways. Just assume one of the variable is a constant and draw it.

Did you know about Boyle's law?

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No

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Wait, why's there 2 y rows?

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It is alright now, I just asked my teacher

Thank you for the help though!

Thanks very much!