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When you graph a proportional relationship y=kx what does the constant of proportionality equal? A. x- intercept B. y-intercept C. slope d. None of the above

When you graph a proportional relationship y=kx what does the constant of proportionality equal? A. x- intercept B. y-intercept C. slope d. None of the above
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When you graph a proportional relationship y=kx what does the constant of proportionality equal?

A. x- intercept

B. y-intercept

C. slope

d. None of the above

User SWeko
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i think your answer is c.

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