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What is the base unit that is divided in an engineering scale? An engineering scale is based on unit increments of a/n ____.
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What is the base unit that is divided in an engineering scale?

An engineering scale is based on unit increments of a/n ____.

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The most often used architect's scale is 1/4" = 1'-0". The basic unit of measure for metric scales is the millimeter (mm). Drafting scales are either open-divided or full-divided.

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