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    Solves problems involving direct proportion

    Direct proportion (or direct variation): A relationship between two variables in


    which one variable is a constant multiple of the other, that is = where is a
    constant called the constant of proportionality. For example, if = 8.5, then
    is directly proportional to .
    Convert between units for rates
    - 50 miles per hour to feed per second
    - 16 meters per second to centimetres per minute
    - 40 kilometres per hour to metres per second

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