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Apples are on sale for \$3.12$3.12dollar sign, 3, point, 12 per kilogram. Is the total cost of the apples proportional to the total mass?

Apples are on sale for \$3.12$3.12dollar sign, 3, point, 12 per kilogram. Is the total cost of the apples proportional to the total mass?
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Apples are on sale for \$3.12$3.12dollar sign, 3, point, 12 per kilogram. Is the total cost of the apples proportional to the total mass?

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Since every kilo of apples cost $3.12, it is directly proportional to the total weight (which is not exactly the same as mass).

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Apples are on sale for \$3.12$3.12dollar sign, 3, point, 12 per kilogram. Is the total-example-1
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