In this assignment we will take a look at how algebra, specifically indirect variation, is used in solving problems in the application of special effects. In this Assignment, you will solve a problem similar to the challenge (Time: 2:44, closed caption available) that Jeremy Chernick from J&M Special Effects discussed in the learning activities. This involved using algebraic concepts and reasoning to figure out the relationship between light intensity and distance from a light source in order to help fix an underexposed shot. In the challenge, students used modeling to solve the problem. Your assignment will be to solve a similar problem using what you have learned in this module about variation. You should present your solution showing detailed work as demonstrated by the short demonstration video you watched in the module's learning activities. You must show the 4 steps in setting up the variation problem on this downloadable worksheet. Procedure for solving a Variation Problem: Translate to a formula (define variables). Solve for k using given data. Replace k in the original formula. Solve for the unknown using new formu