Question 2
Go to the market and collect the prices of different sizes of shampoo containers of the same shampoo and create a table like the one given below. See if the volume of shampoo is proportional to the price.

To check if volume and price are proportional, we need to calculate the price per unit volume for each container.
Step 1 — Understand Proportionality
Two quantities are proportional if their ratio is always constant. In this case, if price is proportional to volume, then the price divided by the volume should be the same for all containers. We will calculate the price per milliliter (₹/mL) for each container.
Step 2 — Calculate Price per mL for Sachet
Let us find the price per milliliter for the sachet.

Step 3 — Calculate Price per mL for Small Bottle
Next, we find the price per milliliter for the small bottle.

Step 4 — Calculate Price per mL for Medium Bottle
Now, let us calculate the price per milliliter for the medium bottle.

Step 5 — Calculate Price per mL for Large Bottle
Finally, we determine the price per milliliter for the large bottle.

Step 6 — Compare Price per mL Values
We have calculated the price per mL for each container size.
The price per mL for the Sachet is 0.33 ₹/mL. The price per mL for the Small Bottle is 0.86 ₹/mL. The price per mL for the Medium Bottle is 0.81 ₹/mL. The price per mL for the Large Bottle is 0.54 ₹/mL.
These values are not the same. If volume and price were proportional, all these values would be equal.
Answer
The price per mL for the Sachet is 0.33 ₹/mL. The price per mL for the Small Bottle is 0.86 ₹/mL. The price per mL for the Medium Bottle is 0.81 ₹/mL. The price per mL for the Large Bottle is 0.54 ₹/mL. Since the price per mL is not the same for all containers, the volume of shampoo is not proportional to the price.
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