CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS PROPORTIONALITY QUESTIONS!!!?!?

I have two sets of numbers: The question asked: Determine whether or not the sugar content is roughly proportional to the caloric value of the beverages.

Mass percent solution Calories/mL
A 2.8 % 0.2113 Cal/mL
B 3.9 % 0 Cal/mL
C 8.7 % 0.5072 Cal/mL

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CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS PROPORTIONALITY QUESTIONS!!!?!?

I have two sets of numbers: The question asked: Determine whether or not the sugar content is roughly proportional to the caloric value of the beverages.

Mass percent solution	   Calories/mL
A	     2.8 %	                   0.2113 Cal/mL
B	     3.9 %	                        0 Cal/mL
C	     8.7 %	                   0.5072 Cal/mL

anonymous · Answer

no it is not

anonymous · Answer

the one with 3.9% sugar has no calories. kind of remarkable acually

anonymous · Answer

How did you figure that out? did you just divide them?

anonymous · Answer

all you have to do is divide the calories by the percent solution

anonymous · Answer

no  i just looked. if it was proportional, the greater the "mass percent solution" whatever that is, the greater the calories should be

anonymous · Answer

Okay Brent0423 I did....I got


A=0.1325
B= undefined 
C= 0.1715 


what does this tell me about proportionality?

anonymous · Answer

it tells you that you cannot divide by zero!!!
divide the other way.

anonymous · Answer

Okay I did:

I got: 

A: 7.54
B: 0
C: 5.83 

Also i changed the percentage to decimal before i divided

anonymous · Answer

Brent are you still there?