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The following graph shows a proportional relationship.

What is the constant of proportionality between y and x in the graph?

Constant of proportionality =
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The following graph shows a proportional relationship. What is the constant of proportionality-example-1
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2

Explanation:

If we look at the graph this is an increasing graph where y increases with respect to x so in other words we can say that y is directly proportional to x.


y\ \alpha\ x\\

and when we remove the proportionality sign we replace it with an equal to sign and a constant. So it becomes ,


y = kx\\

now to find the Constant of proportionality which is k we can use any ordered pair(coordinate/point) from the graph,

Lets take ( 2 , 4) where 2 represents the value of x on the x-axis and 4 represents the value of y on the y-axis so now,


y=kx\\(4)=k(2)\\4=2k\\4/2=k\\k=2\\

so the constant of proportionality is 2

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