If the graph of a relationship is a line or a ray through the origin, then it is proportional. If it is a line or ray that does not pass through the origin, then it is not proportional. Also, if it is not linear, then it is not proportional.
In order to be proportional the graph must be a straight line that always passes through (0,0).
Step-by-step explanation: No, because a proportional relationship is a line that goes up at a constant rate, and goes through the origin, an example of a proportional relationship is a straight line starting from the origin ( or what we call the starting point)
To get 1 cup of sugar, u must add 1/8 by 8. now you have one cup of sugar. But to find out how much flour u need, u also need to multiply 1 3/4 by 8, which gives u 5 cups
