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All 4 plz plz plz help me this is worth 10

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slega [8]3 years ago

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If it shows a proportional relationship then it will be in the format of y=kx and no addition or subtraction looking like this y=mx+b or y=mx-b.
With that being said,
#1- linear non-proportional
#2- linear proportional
#3- linear proportional
#4- linear non-proportional
#5- linear proportional
I hope that helps!

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