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rates are per 1 ratios are multiple
ex.of.rate 72 cats per old lady
ex of ratio cats to old lady 144:2

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Rates compare different units.Ratio compares quantities of the same unit.

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A ratio compares quantites of the same unit
and a rate compares quantites of different units.

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The difference of ratios and rates are ratios compare quantities of the same unit and rates compare quantities of different units
ex of ratios - 7 cats/6 cats
ex of rates - 7 cats/ 2 ladys

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the differince between ratios and rate is that ratios compares numbers of the same thing like 2 red boxes to 3 blue boxes and a rate compares numbers of diffrent things like 18 red boxes in 3 trucks

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A ratio compares quantities of the same unit. A rate is comparing quantities of different units

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a ratio compares same units a rate compares different units . ex of ratio blue to red clothes. ex of rate 24 miles per 2 miles.

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A ratio compares the same unit, a rate compares different units. ratio: wooden traps to plastic traps, rate: traps to persons.

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ratio compares quantities and a rates compare units.

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A ratio is comparing something to any number. A rate is comparing something to one

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ratio is comparing same unit quantities comparing different quantities.ex.ratios.blue cars to green cars.ex.rates.snowmen to candy canes.

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A ratio compares the same item while a rate is comparing quantities of the same unit.

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a Ratio is comparing quantities of the same thing while a rate is comparing Quantities of Different Things
EX OF RATIO:  10 Wooden Mouse Traps To  Plastic Mouse  Traps
EX OF RATES: 10 Mouse Traps To 5 Mice.

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Rate              Ratio
Its like 17mph and 12:11
per             multiple

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a ratio is compareing how much of one thing there is to how much of another thing there is

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Ratios compare quantities of the same unit Rates compare quantities of different units Ratios: wooden mouse traps to plastic mouse traps Rates: apples to flags

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A ratio compares the same unit while the units in a rate are diffrent.Exampel: a ratio would be boys to girls a rate would be miles per hour

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a reat is a comparng 2 #s that are diffrent and a rate comparing two of te same tings

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A ratio compares quantities and a rate compares quantities of different unites

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A ratio compares quantities and a rate compares quantities of different unites

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What is the difference between ratios and rates?

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What is the difference between ratios and rates?

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A ratio compares several items of the same type, usually involving addition. A rate compares several items of different types, always involving either multiplication or division.

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a rate is per one unit and a ratio is comparing multiple numbers

Rate:50 miles PER hour
Ratio;boys to girls is 10:5

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Ratios are comparing quantites and rates are comparing quantites of different things.

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ratio= ratiONE ratio is comparing different things

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rates compare qantitys of different units and ratios comparee quantities of the same unet

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rate is comparing different things and ratio is is comparing same things. 

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rate is comparing different things and ratio is is comparing same things. 

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a ratio is comparing how much of one thing there is to how much of another thing there is and a rate is how much of something there is per "blank"

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ratio= comparing only one thing [ color-color]
rate= comparing different quantities [ mouse-traps]