
120 inches

To find the length of the actual table, we can use the given scale of the drawing and the length of the table in the drawing.
The scale of the drawing is 3 inches : 2 feet, which means that for every 3 inches in the drawing, it represents 2 feet in reality.
Given that the length of the table in the drawing is 15 inches, we can set up a proportion to find the length of the actual table:
(Length of actual table) / (Length in drawing) = (Scale factor)
Let's substitute the given values:
(Length of actual table) / 15 inches = 2 feet / 3 inches
To solve for the length of the actual table, we can cross-multiply and then divide:
(Length of actual table) = (15 inches) * (2 feet) / (3 inches)
First, let's convert the feet to inches:
1 foot = 12 inches
(Length of actual table) = (15 inches) * (2 feet) / (3 inches)
= (15 inches) * (2 * 12 inches) / (3 inches)
= (15 inches) * (24 inches) / (3 inches)
Now, we can cancel out the inches and calculate the length of the actual table:
(Length of actual table) = (15 * 24) / 3
= 360 / 3
= 120 inches
Therefore, the length of the actual table is 120 inches.