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Answer:

1. Not proportional.

2. k = 0.5

3.
k = (2)/(3)

4.
k = (3)/(4)

Explanation:

The constant for any proportionality relation is given by
k = (y)/(x).

Therefore, for the pair of values (2,0), k = 0, hence, the relation is not proportional.

Now, for the peir of values (4,2),
k = (2)/(4) = 0.5.

Now, for the pair of values of x and y, (6,4), the value of
k = (4)/(6) = (2)/(3)

Finally, for the pair of values of x and y, (8,6), the value of
k = (6)/(8) = (3)/(4) (Answer)

User Geobreze
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Answer:

The given table is not proportional.

Explanation:

If a table represents a proportional relationship then


y\propto x


y=kx

where, k is constant of proportionality.


(y)/(x)=k

It means the ratio of y and x remains same.

For given table,


(y_1)/(x_1)=(0)/(2)=0


(y_2)/(x_2)=(2)/(4)=0.5


(y_1)/(x_1)\\eq (y_2)/(x_2)

Therefore, the given table is not proportional.

User Gil Peretz
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