The following data was collected on a cheetah. It ran ½ mile in 2/3 min, ¼ mile in 1/3 min, and ¾ mile in one minute.

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1) You can divided all of the distances by the time. The result will be 3/4 in each case, therefore it is proportional.

2) For the equation, you can multiply the time by 3/4 and it will equal the distance. You can put the values you have into a table and graph them to also show it is proportional.

3) Since there is a constant factor between the two values, they are proportional.

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