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Mr. Clete laughed at things in inverse proportion to the actual humor of the situation.
Terry Pratchett, Soul Music
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Proportion
Direct proportion Two quantities are said to be in direct proportion if they increase or decrease at the same rate. The ration between two corresponding values in the two quantities is the same. Example In a school, 4 teachers serves 80 students. (a) how many teachers will be needed for 150 students. (b) what number of students can be served by 6 teachers. (a)Solution The number of…
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"The more physics you have the less engineering you need."
Ernest Rutherford, physicist, Nobel laureate in chemistry (30 August 1871-1937)
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life's a bit like an inverse proportion, and i'm x- because it always seems like im losing more and more whenever everyone else is gaining.
at least you're my k- because no matter what, you'll be a constant in my life.
“Inverse Proportion”
Gravity’s Rainbow (1973), p. 241
Thomas Pynchon
Viking Books
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Where Is Noah When You Need Him
As I drive to work in the morning I come to the conclusion there is an inverse proportion between bad weather and driving skills. It seems the harder it rains, the less skillful people drive. What’s the deal? Does bad weather mean all bets are off? Does it give people permission to drive badly? Buses like arks of humanity cut across my wake, firm in the belief that the larger vehicle has more right-of-way. Some crazy guy on a motorcycle stays afloat by constantly weaving in and out of traffic, afraid of standing still even at a red light. I have no passengers but I consider gathering the animals two by two, unsure in the knowledge whether they will fit in my Nissan.
Inverse Proportion
When two variables are in inverse proportion, one of the variables increases as the other decreases.
If y is inversely proportional to x, this can be written as y = k/x.
k = constant of proportionality
Example:
Writing an equation in u and v:
When u = 6, v = 8
6 x 8 = 48, so k = 48
u = 48/v
Reader's principle: the number of books you want to read is in inverse proportion to the quantity of time you have.