inverse proportion

Examples (10)

• The number of workers and the time to complete a task are in inverse proportion.
• His speed was in inverse proportion to the weight he carried.
• They understood that price and demand often stand in inverse proportion.
• The brightness of a light source decreases in inverse proportion to the square of the distance.
• If two quantities are in inverse proportion, one increases as the other decreases.
• You'll notice an inverse proportion between effort and reward in some situations.
• There's an inverse proportion between the volume of a gas and its pressure, assuming constant temperature.
• Many believe that wealth and happiness are not always in inverse proportion.
• The teacher explained the concept of inverse proportion using real-world examples.
• Effective time management means understanding when tasks and available resources are in inverse proportion.