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The scale of a map is 5 m = 15 mi map: 5.5 m actual: ______ mi
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The scale of a map is 5 m = 15 mi
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I gotcha fammm!! 5=15 then 1=5 so .5=2.5 so 5.5=17.5
17.5 is the answer
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Hello there,
You simply convert the meters to miles.
If there are 5 meters on the map, that equals 15 miles. If you have half a meter that is equal to 2.5 miles so your answer would actually be
17.5 miles.
Hope this helps!
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