Questions: Do x and y have a proportional relationship?

Do x and y have a proportional relationship?
Transcript text: Do $x$ and $y$ have a proportional relationship?
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Step 1: Find two points on the line.

Two points on the line are (0, 2) and (3, 17).

Step 2: Calculate the ratio of y to x for each point.

For (0, 2), the ratio of y to x is 2/0 which is undefined. For (3, 17), the ratio of y to x is 17/3.

Step 3: Compare the ratios.

Since the ratios are not the same, the relationship is not proportional.

Final Answer The variables $x$ and $y$ do not show a proportional relationship.

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