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Is there a proportional relationships between the water in gallons and time in second? (Yes or no)???
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Is there a proportional relationships between the water in gallons and time in second?

(Yes or no)???

Is there a proportional relationships between the water in gallons and time in second-example-1
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Yes. The ratio is 12/5. Every 12 seconds there are 5 gallons. So when the seconds raise to 24, it will be 10 gallons.
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