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Morgarella [4.7K]3 years ago

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Answers : A and D

Step - by - step explanation :

tip : when finding constant of proportionality it's always Y divided by X

A = what is 22.5 divided by 3 ? 7.5 ( now multiply 7.5 by the next X [ 4 ] )

what is 7.5 x 4 ? 30 ( and since on the graph it also says 30 then you can assume this one has a proportional relationship )

B = what is 12 divided by 3 ? 4 ( now multiply 4 by the next X [ 5 ] )

what is 4 x 5 ? 20 ( and because the graph says 25 then you know it's NOT a proportional relationship )

C = what is 8.5 divided by 2 ? 4.25 ( now multiply 4.25 by the next X [ 5 ] )

what is 4.25 x 5 ? 21.25 ( and because the graph says 22.5 then you know it's NOT a proportional relationship )

D = what is 10 divided by 2 ? 5 ( now multiply 5 by the next X [ 3 ] )

what is 5 x 3 ? 15 ( and since on the graph it also says 15 then you can assume this one has a proportional relationship )

( sorry it took me so long to write this )

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