En un mapa 3/16 de pulgada representa un pie. ¿ con que longitud se representan 6 1/4 pies?

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En un mapa 3/16 de pulgada representa un pie. ¿ con que longitud se representan 6 1/4 pies?

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I can answer your question if you could type in English plz

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