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Tom paid $2.50 for two pounds of boiled peanuts. Rose paid $9.50 for 8 pounds of boiled peanuts. Is the relationship between these two purchases proportional?

Tom paid $2.50 for two pounds of boiled peanuts. Rose paid $9.50 for 8 pounds of boiled peanuts. Is the relationship between these two purchases proportional?
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Tom paid $2.50 for two pounds of boiled peanuts. Rose paid $9.50 for 8 pounds of boiled peanuts. Is the relationship between these two purchases proportional?

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To be honest just guess
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