Is there a proportional relationship between Category 1 and Category 2 in the table below? Why?

A
Yes, the Category 1 values are all greater than the Category 2 values.

B
Yes, the ratios between the Category 1 values and their corresponding Category 2 values
are equivalent

С
No, the Category 1 values equal the Category 2 values.

D
No, the ratios between the Category 1 values and their corresponding Category 2 values
are not equivalent

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