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The equation for Constant of Proportionality is y = kx? If you solved for the letter k instead of y, would the correct equation. be y/x = k? YES or NO

The equation for Constant of Proportionality is y = kx? If you solved for the letter k instead of y, would the correct equation. be y/x = k? YES or NO
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The equation for Constant of Proportionality is y = kx? If you solved for the letter k instead of y, would the correct equation. be y/x = k? YES or NO

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I don’t think it would work it you solved for k instead of y. Because you’re solving for y when you do constant of proportionality. i’m not sure if i’m right or not but that’s what i think.
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