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Cayley says that the equations p=1.5q and 2/3p q both represent the same proportional relationship. Mariah says that can't be true because the constants of proportionality are different. With which student
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Cayley says that the equations p=1.5q and 2/3p q both represent the same proportional relationship. Mariah says that can't be true because the constants of proportionality are different. With which student do you agree? Explain.
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cayley
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cuz i said so djsndkwndmdksnsnsnsnsnsns
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Let's rewrite the second equation.
Multiplying both sides by
gives us
So the second equation is equivalent to the first equation. That means both equations represent the same proportional relationship. Cayley was correct.
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