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A restaurant charges $5 for one sandwich $9.90 for two sandwiches and $14.25 for three sandwiches is this situation proportional

A restaurant charges $5 for one sandwich $9.90 for two sandwiches and $14.25 for three sandwiches is this situation proportional
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A restaurant charges $5 for one sandwich $9.90 for two sandwiches and $14.25 for three sandwiches is this situation proportional

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Answer:

yes

Explanation:


User Cchio
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Answer:

$5/1=$5

$9.9/2=$4.95

$14.25/3=$4.75


Explanation:

it is not proportional since the ratios are different



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