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1) Shaquille wanted to buy some pizza for him and his friends. The cost 4 slices of pizza is $32, and 7 slices is $56. a) Does this situation represent a proportional relationship? Why? Explain your thinking.

b) What is the constant of proportionality?

c) If the situation a proportional relationship, what equation could be used to represent it?

d) If you were to graph the situation, what would the graph look like?

e) What would be the cost of 12 slices of pizza? Explain your thinking.

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