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Martin knows that the relationship between the number of gallons of gasoline his car uses, g, and the number of miles he travels, m, is proportional. Which equation could repres…

Martin knows that the relationship between the number of gallons of gasoline his car uses, g, and the number of miles he travels, m, is proportional. Which equation could repres…
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Martin knows that the relationship between the number of gallons of gasoline his car uses, g, and the number of miles he travels, m, is proportional.

Which equation could represent this relationship?

m = 26.5 + g

m = 28g

m = 31.5/d

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m = 28g could represent this relationship.

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