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This is not a question i just need someone to make sure i did #16 right. Thanks;)
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This is not a question i just need someone to make sure i did #16 right. Thanks;)

This is not a question i just need someone to make sure i did #16 right. Thanks;)-example-1
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I think the length of pool in inches is actually 12*12=144 because there are 12 inches in a foot.
Also, the scale factor would be 144/16 = 9.
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1 foot = 12 inches
so length of pool = 12 inches x 12 feet = 144 inches

144 /16 = 9
so the scale factor would be 1:9
which means the blueprint is 9 times smaller than the real pool



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