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1 - 15
2 - 20
3 - 56

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I noticed that the ratio is 1:12, I wonder why anyone would need so much toilet paper. 

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I noticed that the ratio is 1:12, I wonder why anyone would need so much toilet paper. 

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1. that 1 pack of tp is 12 rolls

2. why do they have so much tp

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if you divide all of them by that number they all refer to 12

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I notice that it's multiplied by 12

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I noticed that when they multiplied the right side by 2 they also multiplied the other side of the chart by 2.

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for every cas theres 12 rolls
I wonder if the table

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i noticed about the table that 5 and 60 are being multiplied by 2. I wonder what the relationship between all of them are.

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1.i notice on the bottom they both multiplied by 2

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For every 1 number of cases they order there are 12 rolls of paper towels

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I notice that when they multiplied on one side they did the same to the other side.

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12 rolls per pack

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I notice that 1:12 is the ratio and I wonder why there is so much toilet paper.

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I notice that the number of cases they order is multiplied by 12 to get the number of paper towels.

I wonder why they went in odd number order, but skipped 7 and went to 10.

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I notice that the first half of the table is going by 3's and that second half is going by 2's. And that their all equivalent ratios!

I wonder why there is only 12 roles in each pack.

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I see that the company buys 1 case of 12 paper towels; 1:12 ratio. Another time is when they order again but 3 times the ratio, so the new ratio is 3:36. The last time they buy the rolls, they multiplied my their previous order. They are all factors of the original ratio, 1:12=3:36=5:60=10:120.

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I notice the greater numbers are twelve times the smaller ones. I wonder how many cases per one roll.

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1. I notice that for every case they order = 12 paper towel rolls
2. I wonder how many cases the store receives on a daily basis.

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I noticed that the first two sets are multiplied but three.

I wonder how many paper towels there would be for 100 cases.

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I notice that each time they order 2 more and that they multiply the number of cases by 12. I wonder if they will repeat the same process.

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there are 12 roles in each pack

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i notice that they both are going up by x 2

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I notice that each time the store makes an order for one case, the get 12 rolls of paper towels.
I wonder if the store asked for 12 rolls to be delivered every time they ordered.

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1. I notice that the ratio of cases they order to number of paper towel rolls is 1:12
2. I wonder what we are going to do with this information.

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I noticed that there are 12 paper towel rolls in each case.

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I noticed that they multiplied both of the numbers on both sides by 2

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the two numbers on the top you have to add and the numbers on the bottom you have to multiply. I wonder why you have to add and multiply.

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the two numbers on the top you have to add and the numbers on the bottom you have to multiply. I wonder why you have to add and multiply.

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1. What do you notice about the table?

2. What do you wonder?