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Max loves apples. Last week, he bought four pounds and paid $28. This week he bought only a half of a pound and paid $3.50. Is the relationship between the pounds of apples and …

Max loves apples. Last week, he bought four pounds and paid $28. This week he bought only a half of a pound and paid $3.50. Is the relationship between the pounds of apples and …
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Max loves apples. Last week, he bought four pounds and paid $28.

This week he bought only a half of a pound and paid $3.50.

Is the relationship between the pounds of apples and the cost a proportional relationship? ASAP

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Explanation:

yes this relationship is pporportianal

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