Question 3 (04.02 LC)
The table shows the price for different numbers of chocolate boxes:
Number of Chocolate Boxes
Price (in dollars)
10
2
3
15
4
20
5
25
Does this table of numbers represent a proportional relationship? (1 point)
O
a
No, because the price of 3 boxes should be $11
Ob
No, because the price of 4 boxes should be $40
ос
Yes, because 5 times the price is the number of boxes
Od
Yes, because the price is 5 times the number of boxes

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