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A scale drawing has a scale of 1 inches = 10 feet. How long is a line on the drawing that represents an actual length of 47.5 feet?

A scale drawing has a scale of 1 inches = 10 feet. How long is a line on the drawing that represents an actual length of 47.5 feet?
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A scale drawing has a scale of 1 inches = 10 feet. How long is a line on the drawing that represents an actual length of 47.5 feet?

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Answer:

4.75 inches

Explanation:

To find your answer you divide 47.5 by 10, as that is the scale rate

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