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Two quantities, x and y, are directly proportional. If you take a third of x, what happens to y? It is tripled. It is cubed. It depends on the starting value of x. It is multiplied by 13.
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Two quantities, x and y, are directly proportional. If you take a third of x, what happens to y? It is tripled. It is cubed. It depends on the starting value of x. It is multiplied by 13.

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Answer:

it is cubed

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Because X and Y are directly proportional, this means what ever happens to one, the same thing happens to the other one.

The correct answer would be: it depends on the starting value of x.


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