“Peaches at the Farmer’s Market cost $2.70 per pound.” is that proportional or non-proportional?

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Abhineetraj asked May 14, 2022

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“Peaches at the Farmer’s Market cost $2.70 per pound.”

is that proportional or non-proportional?

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It’s non-proportional

Brad Dwyer answered May 15, 2022

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non-proportional

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Adrien Brunelat answered May 21, 2022

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