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Direct Proportionality

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The price of mangoes and its quantity are in proportion.

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direct

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inverse

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continuous

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Solution

The correct option is A direct
As quantity of mangoes increases, its price also increases. Hence, the price of mangoes and its quantity are in direct proportion.

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