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castortr0y [4]
3 years ago
8

Give a real world example of two similar situations in which one is proportional relationship and the second one is non proporti

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Mathematics
1 answer:
pickupchik [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Books'R'Us is proportional. Bargains'R'Us is not proportional.

Step-by-step explanation:

Susan buys books at two stores. At Books'R'Us, she can buy a book for $1.25 each. At Bargains'R'Us, she made a deal to buy a set of 3 books for $4.00 and a set of 5 books for $5.00.

Book'R'Us is proportional because each book costs a consistent value of $1.25. 0 books is $0. 1 book will be $1.25 and 2 books will be $2.50 and 3 books will be $3.75.

Bargains'R'Us is not proportional because each book has a different price depending on the bargain. Though 0 books is $0, a set of 3 costs $4.00 or $1.34 a book. A set of 5 costs $5.00 or $1 per book. The cost is not consistent or constant. It changes from situation to situation. This is not proportional.

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