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A scale model of a race car is 18.2 centimeters long and 6.9 centimeters long. each centimeter on the model represents 0.3 meters on the actual car. how long is the actual car…
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A scale model of a race car is 18.2 centimeters long and 6.9 centimeters long. each centimeter on the model represents 0.3 meters on the actual car. how long is the actual car
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add the two lengths together then divide by 0.3
18.2 plus 6.9 is equal to 25.1
then divide 25.1 by 0.3
your answer should be 83.66 repeating.
or if you are rounding it would be approximately 84 meters long
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