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Find the constant of proportionality (k) for this relationship. Using the value for , enter an equation in the form of s = kw that represents the relationship between the number of weeks(w) and the total
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Find the constant of proportionality (k) for this relationship. Using the value for , enter an equation in the form of s = kw that represents the relationship between the number of weeks(w) and the total savings (s).

Find the constant of proportionality (k) for this relationship. Using the value for-example-1
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