If x ∝ y, y ∝ z and z ∝ x. Let us find the relation among three constants of variation.
Given: x ∝ y , y ∝ z and z ∝ x
It can be written as,
x = k y, y = m z and z = n x
where k, m and n are constant of variations.
Put the value of y in x,
We get,
x = k m z
Now put the value of z in x,
⇒ x = k m n x
⇒ k m n = 1
This is the required relation among three constants of variation i.e. k, m and n.
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