How to determine if its a proportional

Mathematics

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aleksandr82 [10.1K]4 years ago

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You have to see if they are all moving up at a constant rate. You can check this by subtracting $17.40 from $21.75. It is $4.35. Then multiply $4.35 by 46. If it is not equal to $200.10, then it is not a proportional relationship. When you multiply it, you actually do get $200.1, which is equal to $200.10. So this is a proportional relationship.

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