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Using the constant if proportionality, write an equation that represents this proportional relationship. Let x be the number of kilograms, and let y be the number of inches.

Using the constant if proportionality, write an equation that represents this proportional relationship. Let x be the number of kilograms, and let y be the number of inches.
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Using the constant if proportionality, write an equation that represents this proportional relationship. Let x be the number of kilograms, and let y be the number of inches.

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User Oleg Tarasov
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Answer:

x: weight in kilograms

y: distance stretched in inches

proportionality constant: k = 1/3

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the question 55 and 66

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