To determine whether the relationship between pounds of beef jerky purchased and total cost is proportional, we need to check if the ratio of pounds to cost remains constant.
If the relationship is proportional, then this ratio should be the same for all data points.
To make this determination, we can look at the data in the table (which is missing from the question), specifically the pounds of beef jerky purchased and the total cost. We need at least two data points to determine proportionality.
Without the data, it is not possible to determine whether the relationship is proportional or not.
The table shows the number of pounds of beef jerky purchased at a market and the total cost, in dollars, of the beef jerky. Determine whether the relationship between pounds of jerky purchased and total cost is proportional.
A
The relationship is proportional.
B
The relationship is not proportional.
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