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Dramon has some quarters and pennies. He has 1 quarter for every 5 pennies. He graphs this relationship where x represents the n

umber of pennies and y represents the number of quarters. Which graph correctly represents this relationship and which statement is true?

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Tems11 [23]4 years ago

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I cannot see the graphs, you must take a picture of each graph so I can properly answer your question:)

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