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The number of mangoes and their cost are in _________ proportion.

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Answered by brundag

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The number of mangoes and their cost are in equal in proportion.

Answered by ElectricalCubed

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The number of mangoes and their cost are in direct proportion. Why?

As the number of mangoes increases, its price also increases. Hence, the price of mangoes and its quantity are in direct proportion.

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