Love the see-saw metaphor for inverse proportionality,had a though if two things are inversley proportional their product will remain the same as when you decrease one the other will increase thus a*k * b *1/k is equal to a*b as k cancels out here a and b are inversley proportional and k is the increase factor of a and the decrease factor of b
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Love the see-saw metaphor for inverse proportionality,had a though if two things are inversley proportional their product will remain the same as when you decrease one the other will increase thus a*k * b *1/k is equal to a*b as k cancels out here a and b are inversley proportional and k is the increase factor of a and the decrease factor of b
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