What is the constant of proportionality, y/x

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Wlnirvana asked Aug 25, 2022

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What is the constant of proportionality, y/x

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Answer:

1/2

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Answer:

k = 0.5

Explanation:

Proportional relationship:

y = kx, where k- constant of proportionality

Using point on the graph (1, 0.5) to find the value of k:

0.5 = k*1
0.5 = k
k = 0.5

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