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A restaurant has an all you can eat buffet. They charge $13.95 per person. Is it proportional?
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A restaurant has an all you can eat buffet.
They charge $13.95 per person. Is it proportional?

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No

Explanation:

You could eat a lot or a little it would still cost $13.95 a person. The price is not proportional to the amount of food that one eats

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