Math, asked by asianarmy533, 2 months ago

If X = 7Y, then X and Y are in ………..proportion. *
Direct
proportion
Ratio
Inverse

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Answered by Gurudas03

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Answer:

If X = 7 Y, then X and Y are in direct proportion.

Step-by-step explanation:

As Y increases, X will also increase. Therefore, X is directly proportional to X.

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