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When would you use a number line in life?

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When you are starting to learn about numbers, their addition and subtraction.

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When will you need to put fractions on a number line in real life?

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Why should you have a box and whiskers plot on the same number line as another if you're going to compare the graphs?

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How do you use a number line to find the absolute value of each integer?

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