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3 years ago

Does anyone get this

Mathematics

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ivolga24 [154]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Ok so to find constant of proportionality, you need to find K.

X would be gallons and y is cost.

To find k you need to do k=y/x

k=17.50/5

k=3.5

That's the first one. Now you need to make sure its <em>constant</em> with each one so keep going.

k=35/10

k=3.5

k=52.50/15

k=3.5

For all of those 3.5 was constant.

Because they are constant, that means the data in the graph is a proportion.

An example of an unproportional relationship would be if instead of 15 in the last column, it was 16.

k=52.50/16

k=3.28

That be different from the other 3.5's meaning its not proportional. But that's just an example.

If you need extra help reach out to me and I'll help you best I can. I hope this helps though. <3

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