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A recipe for 3 cups of snack mix calls for 1··2cup of pretzels. You can describe this as 3 cups of snack mix for every 1··2cup of pretzels and as 1··2cup of pretzels for every 3 cups of snack mix. Why?
How could you describe the relationship in terms of 1 cup of pretzels? What is this constant of proportionality?
How could you describe the relationship in terms of 1 cup of snack mix? What is this constant of proportionality?
Why are the two constants of proportionality not the same?
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