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Brynn uses the equation d=6.75h to determine her total distance, d, after running for h hours. Decide if each statement about the equation is true or false. Choose True or False for each statement.

True
False
a. The constant of proportionality is 6.75.
True
False
b. For each hour, Brynn runs 6.75 miles.
True
False
c. The equation d=6.75h represents a proportional relationship.
True
False
d. For every 6.75 hours, Brynn runs 1 mile.
True
False

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