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Describe a situation in which both vairables would increase but the relationship wouldn't be directly proportional?
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Diameter and area of a circle. 2 times the diameter ==> 4 times the original area.
Length and area of a rectangle. 2 times the length ==> 4 times the original area.
Diameter and volume of a spherical balloon. 2 times the diameter ==> 8 times the original volume.
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