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Which graph shows a non-proportional linear relationship between x and y?
A) Answer choice A
B) Answer choice B
C) Answer choice C
D) Answer choice D

Which graph shows a nonproportional linear relationship between x and y A Answer choice A B Answer choice B C Answer choice C D Answer choice D class=

Respuesta :

ReneOofed

Answer choice D because it is not on (0, 0) (google tells you more about it)

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AnimeGurlBYah

Answer:

B.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer would be B because it does not go through the origin, and you are asking for a NON-PROPORTIONAL graph. The origin is (0,0)

You can search "Where is the origin on a graph" and get the same place I have =)

In order for a graph to be proportional, the line has to run through the middle/origin. A non-proportional graph would be a graph that does not go through the middle like graph B.

This is about all I can say to explain! I really hope I helped :)

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