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Four oranges at Juicy Deals grocery store cost $6. For the price of $15 you can buy 10 oranges. True or false: the relationship between the number of oranges and their price is proportional.
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Four oranges at Juicy Deals grocery store cost $6. For the price of $15 you can buy 10 oranges. True or false: the relationship between the number of oranges and their price is proportional.

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The relationship between the number of oranges and their price is proportional. so the answer is true

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true. 4/6 is 2/3 and 10/15 is also 2/3. so the price of a single orange is $1.50
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