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Which quantities in the previous question vary inversely with each other?

In option (b),



If we multiply p and q with 1,2,3 and 4, we get the given result. But it is not given inversely.


In option (c),



If we multiply r with 2.5 and s with 2.5, we will get the given result.


In option (d),



If u = 2, then v = 18


If u = 4, then v = 9


If u = 6, then v = 6


If u = 9, then v = 4


And if u = 12, then v = 3


It shows, when u increases, then v decreases.


Hence it is inversely with each other.

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