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How could an equation in the form y=mx+b show a proportional relationship? a)It would be proportional if the b is positive. b)It would be proportional if the b is negative. c)It would be proportional if
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How could an equation in the form y=mx+b show a proportional relationship?

a)It would be proportional if the b is positive.
b)It would be proportional if the b is negative.
c)It would be proportional if the b was 0.
d)It could never be proportional.

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if b was positive, good luck!
User Lemon Cat
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It would be proportional if the B is positive
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