It should be emphasized that a connection is proportional if its graph is a line that passes through its origin.
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If the graph of a connection is a line passing through the origin, the connection is proportionate. If it is not a line or ray that fails to achieve this, the ratio is not proportional.
The equation for the proportionality constant is K = y/x. This is the same equation used to get the slope of a straight line with respect to the origin.
If the graph of a connection is a line or ray that goes through the origin, the relationship is proportional. If the line or ray does not pass through the origin, it is not proportional.
Additionally, if anything is not linear, it is not proportional.
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