Mathematics, 24.07.2019 21:30, nnnnnhamilton7572

Which statement is supported by the table?
the relationship between the number of cartridges purchased and the total cost is proportional for nonmembers but not
for members
the relationship between the number of cartridges purchased and the total cost is proportional for members but not for
nonmembers
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