Indirect Proportion Worded Problems 

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Welcome to the Chris Maths Academy Katrina, if it had said the number of passengers were "reduced by" 200 then we would be required to subtract the 200 from 600, but because it said "reduce to" then that simply means the number of passengers would decrease from 600 to 200". Hopefully that makes a lot of sense to you. Thanks for watching our video!!!

More like y=k/x

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It depends on whether the problem is direct or indirect. That's what dictates the method.

Hey Rosetta, I'm not tutoring this year because time doesn't permit. But there are a lot of good math teachers out there that might be doing it.

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I'm not sure that I understand the question.

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It's a method developed through observation, because the answer must make logical sense.

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Cross multiplication only works for direct proportion, but the questions in this video are indirect, so it requires another method which was demonstrated in the video.

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Not quite, however, you can always email some examples of what you are talking about to the channel email at chrismathsacademy@gmail.com

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You should be able to.

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This is the link to the direct proportional videos: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l7XESSGafRk.html

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1 hour and 30 minutes is the same as saying 90 minutes. 1 hour is the same as 60 minutes, plus the additional 30 minutes gives us 90 minutes.

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@@Evoke_Dayo Yes, but not at present. I won't have the time to until August. I don't if you can afford to wait that long.

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