SIDE A 2.00
PRODUCT 1.00 ×
SIDE B 0.50
A B

Opposite

Grab either side and drag up or down

When you push one side of a seesaw down, its value increases while the other side decreases. They are locked in a multiplicative inverse relationship—when one value doubles, the other is cut in half, keeping their product perfectly balanced at 1.

ICE CREAM 1000
SNOW (CM) 10
ICE CREAM SALES ↑ SNOWFALL →

As Snowfall increases, Ice Cream Sales decrease. When one goes up, the other goes down — a classic inverse relationship.

Drag the dot along the curve

Quick Check

See if you can spot the inverse relationship.

Question 01
If you triple your driving speed on a fixed-distance trip, your travel time is:
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Question 02
Two variables are inversely related. When you multiply them together, the result:
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Question 03
A balloon is squeezed to half its volume. The air pressure inside:
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