NO LINKS!!! For each table, tell whether represents a linear, exponential, inverse, or no relationship. Write an equation each table(if possible).

[tex]\large\boxed{\sf inverse \ variation}[/tex]
[tex]\sf \large\boxed{\sf xy = 12}[/tex]
The coordinates are given in the table. Plot the points and draw a smooth curve on the graph. Identify the type of curve it forms.
After identification, it looks like a inverse graph.
Constant variable:
Inverse variation: xy = a [a is constant]
Equation: xy = 12 or y = 12/x
Answers:
This is an Inverse variation
The equation is y = 12/x which is the same as saying xy = 12
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Explanation:
Notice that for each column, the x & y values multiply to 12.
This tells us that x*y = 12 which rearranges to y = 12/x
All inverse variation equations are of the form y = k/x which is equivalent to xy = k.
As x increases, y decreases, and vice versa.