Ratio & proportionWorksheet · Higher

Direct proportion:y = kx, Extend

What happens to y when x goes up or down by a percentage or a scale factor, with no k, as a recipe for any question. Two to a page, to stick in books.

A free GCSE Higher ratio and proportion walkthrough, spec code R13.

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Direct proportion:y = kx, Extend

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