1. The problem asks which table shows a constant of proportionality between $y$ and $x$ equal to 0.9.
2. The constant of proportionality means $y = kx$ where $k$ is constant. Here, $k = 0.9$.
3. Check each table by calculating $\frac{y}{x}$ for each pair and see if it equals 0.9 consistently.
4. Table A:
- $\frac{9}{10} = 0.9$
- $\frac{17}{18} \approx 0.944$ (not 0.9)
- $\frac{28}{29} \approx 0.9655$ (not 0.9)
So, Table A does not have a constant ratio of 0.9.
5. Table B:
- $\frac{3.6}{4} = 0.9$
- $\frac{5.4}{6} = 0.9$
- $\frac{10.8}{12} = 0.9$
All ratios are exactly 0.9, so Table B has the constant of proportionality 0.9.
6. Table C:
- $\frac{3.3}{3} = 1.1$ (not 0.9)
- $\frac{9.9}{9} = 1.1$ (not 0.9)
- $\frac{12.1}{11} \approx 1.1$ (not 0.9)
So, Table C does not have the constant ratio 0.9.
Final answer: Table B has the constant of proportionality 0.9.
Constant Proportionality C2868A
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