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dedylja [7]
3 years ago
15

David and Jillian are playing a board game together. Jillian wants to trade her wool cards for David's ore cards. The double num

ber line shows that David will trade 33 3 3 ore cards to Jillian for 66 6 6 wool cards. 00 0 33 3 Ore\text{Ore} Ore cards\text{cards} cards 00 0 66 6 Wool\text{Wool} Wool cards\text{cards} cards Based on the ratio shown in the double number line, how many wool cards does Jillian need to trade for 44 4 4 ore cards? wool cards
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1 answer:
tamaranim1 [39]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

8888

Explanation:

Because 3333 divided by 3 is 1111 and 6666 divided by 3 is 2222. Add one of these to each one you'll get 8888 on the wool side.

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