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Write an equation that relates two proportional quantities x and y.
Which variable represents the constant of proportionality? Pls help with an explanation

Write An Equation That Relates Two Proportional Quantities X And Y Which Variable Represents The Constant Of Proportionality Pls Help With An Explanation class=

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Constants of proportionality appear in equations where the y intercept = 0

They are of the form y = ax

A: No. The y intercept is -3

C: No. The equation is not linear. It is of the form y = a/x which does not give a straight line. a = 21 and the y intercept is 0. It is just that the x is in the wrong place (in the denominator).

D is the same as A.

The answer is B and the constant is 150

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