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How are double number lines and ratio tables alike? - Answers

A double number line is very similar to a ratio table in that you use them to solve problems requiring proportions. The ratio table is more flexible in that you do not need to position the numbers in the "correct" position. If you Google using models in realistic mathematics education you will find references to these and ideas how they might be used in the classroom



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A double number line is very similar to a ratio table in that you use them to solve problems requiring proportions. The ratio table is more flexible in that you do not need to position the numbers in the "correct" position. If you Google using models in realistic mathematics education you will find references to these and ideas how they might be used in the classroom



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How are double number lines and ratio tables alike? - Answers

A double number line is very similar to a ratio table in that you use them to solve problems requiring proportions. The ratio table is more flexible in that you do not need to position the numbers in the "correct" position. If you Google using models in realistic mathematics education you will find references to these and ideas how they might be used in the classroom

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