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The following graph shows a proportional relationship.

What is the constant of proportionality between yyy and xxx in the graph?


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yeah sorry i can’t help you :(

If the graph is linear then constant of proportionality is represented by slope of line.

Since, graph shows a proportional relationship.

It means that y is directly proportional to x .

So, we get                 [tex]y=mx[/tex]

Where m is proportionality constant.

Since, graph is linear , Therefore, proportionality constant represent slope of line.

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