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It's not really a specific question, but can someone pleeeeease explain how to do constant of proportionalities from tables! I've watched the khan videos on it, but it's just not clicking for me. Please help!

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Answer:

by looking in the copy and learning the tips or step how to do it

Answer:

For example, we could use y = price in dollars, x = gas in gallons, and a constant of proportionality k to represent the amount of money you have to pay at the gas station y = kx. In other words, the price you pay is in direct proportion to the gallons pumped.

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