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For every 2 apples in Kali’s orchard, there are 4 pears. In Sam’s orchard, there are 10 pears for every 5 apples. If the number of pears is proportional to the number of apples,…

For every 2 apples in Kali’s orchard, there are 4 pears. In Sam’s orchard, there are 10 pears for every 5 apples. If the number of pears is proportional to the number of apples,…
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For every 2 apples in Kali’s orchard, there are 4 pears. In Sam’s orchard, there are 10 pears for every 5 apples. If the number of pears is proportional to the number of apples, what is the constant of proportionality

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