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1. For each equation, determine whether it shows a direct variation (that is, shows directly proportional variables).
If it does, find the constant of variation and write it in simplest form.
16y=-4x
2. For each equation, determine whether it shows a direct variation (that is, shows directly proportional variables).
If it does, find the constant of variation and write it in simplest form.
24x+6y=0
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