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The table below shows the price, y, of ground beef based on weight, x. Given that y is proportional to x, what would be the price of 3 pounds of meat?
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The table below shows the price, y, of ground beef based on weight, x. Given that y is proportional to x, what would be the price of 3 pounds of meat?

The table below shows the price, y, of ground beef based on weight, x. Given that-example-1
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The answer should be (b)
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B,cause after 2.25 it’s 3 pounds and if you - 4.95 with 3.85 you will get 1.10 and then you plus it with 4.95 equals 6.05 but obviously it’s not gonna be on there so you gotta do a lil rounding up ! I think,I just got the answer from my teacher
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