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What is the equation for a proportional relathionship between x and y with a FRACTIONAL constant of proportionality of 1/6 ? Could it be written a second way?
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What is the equation for a proportional relathionship between x and y with a FRACTIONAL constant of proportionality of 1/6 ? Could it be written a second way?
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Answer:
y=1/6x
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I don't think so.
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