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What is the constant proportionality in the equation y=0.41x

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A constant is something that's always there. 0.41 will always be multipled to x regardless of x, so the constant is 0.41 proportionally
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Answer:


0.41 \:or\:(41)/(100)

Explanation:

Proportional functions are written in this form:


y=kx

So, for this function the slope m=0.41 it's also the constant of proportionality. As We can check the graph below. Geometrically, its graph passes through the origin (0,0)


\left\{\begin{matrix}x=1&2&3 \:(...)\\ y=0.41&0.82&1.23 \:(...)\end{matrix}\right.

What is the constant proportionality in the equation y=0.41x-example-1
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