Mathematics, 29.09.2021 17:10, Mintfu8122

Question One month, Miko bought two books at a used book store for a total of $2. Over the next few months, she bought four books for a total of $5,
six books for a total of 57, and eight books for a total of $10. Is the cost proportional to the number of books purchased? Explain.
57
No
The ratios
are not
T. and
equivalent ratios

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