Mathematics, 16.10.2020 23:01, michellemunoz250

When can you use proportional reasoning to solve a problem? A. When two quantities add to 1
B. When one quantity is a constant multiple of the other
C. When the two quantities multiplied equal a constant
D. When one quantity is 1 more than the other

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