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Mathematics, 08.03.2020 20:05 alexabbarker9781

Which explains whether or not the values in the table represent a direct variation?
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The table represents a direct variation because the values are proportional.
The table represents a direct variation because the values are nonproportional.
The table does not represent a direct variation because the values are proportional.
The table does not represent a direct variation because the values are nonproportional.

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