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Answer:
Option D) B and C
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
To find out the percentage of high school teachers that have a second job, divide the number of teachers that have a second job by the total number of teachers
<em>Survey A</em>
Convert to percentage
<em>Survey B</em>
Convert to percentage
<em>Survey C</em>
Convert to percentage
<em>Survey D</em>
Convert to percentage
Compare the percentages
Surveys B and C have the same percentage
therefore
Surveys B and C show proportional results, because the ratio of the number of teachers that have a second job by the total number of teachers is equal (this number is the constant of proportionality k in a proportional relationship between two variables)