8.9.3.) Does the table represent a proportional relationship?34.7.A. Yes, because all the ratios of y to x are equal to 3 andwhen y=0, x = 0.B. No, because all the numbers are positive.C. No, because all the ratios of y to x are not equal.D. Yes, because all the ratios of y to x are equal to 2 and when y=0, x = 0.

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