Mathematics, 18.12.2020 20:30, kx85DirtbikeRider

How comfortable are you working with proportions? A. I can recognize proportional relationships. I am very comfortable solving proportions to find missing information. B. I can recognize proportional relationships. I am somewhat comfortable solving proportions to find missing information, but sometimes I make a mistake. C. I can recognize proportional relationships. I have trouble solving proportions to find missing information. D. I am not able to recognize proportional relationships

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