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Select Proportional or Not Proportional to correctly classify each pair of ratios. A Proportional BNot Proportional 12\30 and 18\45
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Select Proportional or Not Proportional to correctly classify each pair of ratios.
A Proportional BNot Proportional
12\30 and 18\45
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the answer is Proportional
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The answer is a, proportional.
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