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You can buy 3 post cards for $5.40 , 6 post cards for $10.80 or 9 postcards for $16.20.What is the constant of proportionality for buying post cards?
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You can buy 3 post cards for $5.40 , 6 post cards for $10.80 or 9 postcards for $16.20.What is the constant of proportionality for buying post cards?
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You can buy 3 post cards for $5.40 , 6 post cards for $10.80 or 9 postcards for $16.20.What is the constant of proportionality for buying post cards?
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1 post card is $1.80.
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the answer should be buy 1 postcard is
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