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Is there a proportional relationship between number of sandwiches and the cost of the order? Explain how you know.
(The picture shows what the relationship is now all I need to find is if it’s proportional or not, and why. Can you help me please? It’s homework, and it’s due in 5 minutes.)

(50 POINTS) (PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION, NOT JUST TRY AND TAKE MY POINTS, I NEED HELP-example-1
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Answer:

  • No, there is no proportional relationship

Explanation:

The proportional relationship is:

  • y = kx, which is a special form of linear equation, with zero y-intercept

In the given case we have:

  • y = 4.5x + 10

This is a linear function but not proportional relationship because it has y-intercept, different than zero

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