The equation n = 30/t is an illustration of an inverse variation
The points on the graph are: (1,30), (2,15), (3,10) and (4,7.5)
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The equation is given as:
n = 30/t
When t = 1, we have:
n = 30/1
n = 30
When t = 2, we have:
n = 30/2
n = 15
When t = 3, we have:
n = 30/3
n = 10
When t = 4, we have:
n = 30/4
n = 7.5
So the points on the graph are:
(1,30), (2,15), (3,10) and (4,7.5)
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