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Bananas are $0.59/pounds, what is the constant rate of proportionality, or k? how much will pounds of bananas cost?

Bananas are $0.59/pounds, what is the constant rate of proportionality, or k? how much will pounds of bananas cost?
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Bananas are $0.59/pounds,

what is the constant rate of proportionality, or k?
how much will pounds of bananas cost?

Bananas are $0.59/pounds, what is the constant rate of proportionality, or k? how-example-1
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The constant of proportionality, k = 0.59

25 pounds of bananas cost $14.75

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