Approaching Problems and Proportional Reasoning

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Approaching Problems and Proportional Reasoning

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Suppose j varies jointly with g and v. When g = 4 and v = 3, then j = 5. a. What is the constant of variation? (Give an exact answer.) b. Find j when g = 10 and v = 11.