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Joint Variation
Joint Variation refers to a scenario in which the value of one variable depends on two, or more, other variables when the other variables are held constant. For example, one may say, "C varies jointly as A and B, if C=ABX for some constant X." Once understood, the concept can be used to represent the interactions of multiple variables at once.
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