Mathematics, 08.09.2021 19:10, michibabiee
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The table below shows the total cost of buying printer ink cartridges for both members and nonmembers of a shopping club.
Price of Ink at Shopping Club
Number of ink cartridges purchased
Total cost for
members
(with membership fee)
Total cost for nonmembers
0
$30
0
1
$40
$25
2
$50
$50
3
$60
$75
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.
The relationship between the number of cartridges purchased and the total cost is proportional for neither members nor nonmembers.
The relationship between the number of cartridges purchased and the total cost is proportional for both members and nonmembers.
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