Equal-ratio graph

Equal-ratio graph

Is a graph which has numbers spaced on the vertical axis so that ratios will be equal up and down the graph. If you multiply or divide by a certain amount (that is, change by a certain ratio) you move up or down the same distance, no matter where on the graph you start.

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