O -2Question 5Write a direct variation equation that relatestwoes. Then solve.Suppose v varies directly as g, and v = 36 wheng = 4. Findv when g = 11.Question 6What is the constant of proportionality (in miles perhour) based on the table?Time (hours)Distance (miles)

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