The weight of a piece of wire is directly proportional to its length. a piece of wire is 25cm long and has a weight of 6 grams. another piece of the same wire is 30cm long. calculate the weight of the 30cm piece of wire p is inversely proportional to m. p=48 when m=9 calculate the value of p when m =12.

Part A

Weight of a piece of wire is directly proportional to its length

⇒ Weight of wire piece (W) α Length of wire (L)

⇒ W = k × L

When L = 25 cm, then W = 6 gms

⇒ = k

⇒ k =

To calculate weight of 30 cm wire, put value of k and W in the expression W = k × L

⇒ W = × 30

⇒ W = 7.2 gms

Part B

p α m

⇒ p = k × m

If p=48 and m=9

k =

⇒ k =  

Now to calculate p when m = 12, substitute the value of m and k in p = k × m

p = × 12

⇒ p = 64

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