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Yvaries jointly as x and z, and inversely as w: y=3 when x=-2, z=6, and w=12 find the constant of variation and write the equation that represents this relationship and lastly find y, when x=5, z=-4, and w=0.5 do i use this equation to find y? y=kxz/w or y=

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