Is the following graph proportional? Yes. In the form y= mx + b Yes. Straight line that goes through the origin. No. Doesn't go through the origin. No. Not a straight line.

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Doelleri asked Dec 26, 2023

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Is the following graph proportional? Yes. In the form y= mx + b Yes. Straight line that goes through the origin. No. Doesn't go through the origin. No. Not a straight line.

Is the following graph proportional? Yes. In the form y= mx + b Yes. Straight line-example-1

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The graph of a proportionality function is a line through the coordinate origin

therefore, in this case:

Yes. Straight line that goes through the origin.

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