a scale drawing has a scale of 1 inch:10 feet. Use the given actual length to find the length of the object in the scale drawing.
1. 8 feet
2. 7 feet
3. 6 feet
4. 4 feet
Please help!
1. 8 feet
2. 7 feet
3. 6 feet
4. 4 feet
Please help!
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1 .8 inches
2 .7 inches
3 .6 inches
4. .4 inches
2 .7 inches
3 .6 inches
4. .4 inches
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If 1 inch on the drawing is 10 feet in real life then, (intuitively):
2 inches on the drawing will be 20 feet in real life
3 inches on the drawing will be 30 feet in real life
4 inches on the drawing will be 40 feet in real life
5 inches on the drawing will be 50 feet in real life
6 inches on the drawing will be 60 feet in real life
7 inches on the drawing will be 70 feet in real life
8 inches on the drawing will be 80 feet in real life
Now... I'm SURE you can see how I got that table, and you can derive your answers from that table.
2 inches on the drawing will be 20 feet in real life
3 inches on the drawing will be 30 feet in real life
4 inches on the drawing will be 40 feet in real life
5 inches on the drawing will be 50 feet in real life
6 inches on the drawing will be 60 feet in real life
7 inches on the drawing will be 70 feet in real life
8 inches on the drawing will be 80 feet in real life
Now... I'm SURE you can see how I got that table, and you can derive your answers from that table.
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1) 0.8 inches
2) 0.7 inches
3) 0.6 inches
4) 0.4 inches
I work In metric (cm) so I'm not sure if you can divide inches like that easily but if you can then here's your answers.
2) 0.7 inches
3) 0.6 inches
4) 0.4 inches
I work In metric (cm) so I'm not sure if you can divide inches like that easily but if you can then here's your answers.
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assuming you have to measure the object with a ruler if its just above 3/4" its 8 feet...slightly less than 3/4" its 7 feet...9/16THs its 6 feet...slightly less than 1/2" its 4 feet