A grocery store charges \[\$3.02\] per milk jug and \[\$0.10\] per grocery bag. You never buy the bags because you bring your own. Is the total price you pay proportional to the number of milk jugs you

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A grocery store charges \[\$3.02\] per milk jug and \[\$0.10\] per grocery bag. You never buy the bags because you bring your own.

Is the total price you pay proportional to the number of milk jugs you buy?
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yes

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If all you buy is milk jugs, and no bags, then the price is proportional.

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