Inverse proportion is the relationship between two variables when their product is equal to a constant value. When the value of one variable increases, the other decreases, so their product is unchanged.y is inversely proportional to x when the equation takes the form:y = k/xorxy = kwhere k is a constantIn contrast, directly proportional variables increase or decrease with each other.Inversely Proportional ExamplesSpeed and travel time are inversely proportional. The faster you go, the less time it takes to complete your trip.The\xa0volume\xa0of an\xa0ideal gas\xa0is inversely proportional to the\xa0pressure\xa0of the gas (Boyle\’s Law) 2. Direct proportion is the relationship between two variables when their ratio is equal to a constant value.Examples:The\xa0volume\xa0of an\xa0ideal gas\xa0is directly proportional to the\xa0absolute temperature\xa0of the gas (Charles\’ Law)If you get paid by the hour, the more you work the more you will get paid. If you earn $15/hour and work 2 hours, you will earn $30 (Not including taxes, etc.) and if you work 4 hours, you will earn $60. The ratio of money earned to hours worked is 15 to 1 or $15/hour
Inversely means that when any objects value increases then other object\’s value decreasesEXAMPLE- to go to any distance if our speed is high or fast then our time will decrease means it will take less time to reach our destinationDirectly means when any object\’s value increases then other object\’s value also increasesEXAMPLE- to travel any distance if our speed is fast then we will reach the distance faster.Over here when the speed fasten then our distance gap also gets faster to cover.Hope this would help ??