Can you find the constant of proportionality when given a certain situation

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To find the constant of proportionality here let's look at the equation of a line for a straight graph that passes through the origin. y is your vertical y-value for any given point on the line, x is your horizontal x-value for any given point on the line, and m is the slope.

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