Question

Question 1: Floor plan

a) Write down the length of the house in millimetres (mm).
b) Determine the width of the house in metres (m).
c) Show how the value of 51.8m2 for the area of the house has been calculated.

Question 2: The width of the house on this plan was measured and found to be 71mm. Determine the scale used to draw the plan in the form 1:?

Question 3: Write down the length of the biggest bedroom.

Question 4: The scale used to draw the plan is 1:100. Explain the meaning of this statement.
a) It means that the plan is 100 times smaller than the actual house.
b) It means that the plan is 100 times larger than the actual house.
c) It means the house is 100 times bigger than what is shown on the plan.
d) It means there's no relationship between the plan and the actual house size.

Question 5: Calculate the area (in m2) of the wall with no windows.
a) Not enough information to calculate.
b) 51.8 m2
c) 51.8 cm2
d) 518 m2

Question 6: The length of the bath tub (including the concrete rectangular structure around it) is 168 cm. Determine the shortest distance, in mm, from the end of the shortest side of the bath tub structure to the bathroom wall.
a) 1680 mm
b) 16.8 mm
c) 16800 mm
d) 1.68 mm

Question 7: The width of the door opening is equal to the length of window 2 (W2). Calculate the height of the door opening if its area is 2.126 m2.
a) 2.126 cm
b) 212.6 mm
c) 21.26 m
d) 2126 cm

Question 8: Explain how Charlemagne’s empire is an example of cooperation between the Church and European monarchs.
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Answer 1

To answer the questions, measure the length and width of the house, calculate the area of the house, determine the scale used, find the length of the biggest bedroom, understand the meaning of the scale statement, calculate the area of the wall with no windows, measure the shortest distance from the bath tub to the wall, and calculate the height of the door opening.

Step-by-step explanation:

To answer the questions provided:

1. For Question 1a, measure the length of the house in millimeters using a measuring tape. Write down the measurement in mm.
2. For Question 1b, convert the width of the house from millimeters (mm) to meters (m) by dividing the measurement by 1000. Write down the result in meters.
3. For Question 1c, calculate the area of the house by multiplying the length and width together. Write down the calculated area in square meters (m2).
4. For Question 2, determine the scale used to draw the plan by dividing the actual width of the house by the measured width on the plan (in meters). Write down the scale in the form 1:?
5. For Question 3, locate the biggest bedroom on the floor plan and write down its length in millimeters (mm).
6. For Question 4, choose option a) It means that the plan is 100 times smaller than the actual house.
7. For Question 5, calculate the area of the wall with no windows by subtracting the area of the windows from the total area of the house (51.8 m2). The answer is option a) Not enough information to calculate.
8. For Question 6, determine the shortest distance from the end of the shortest side of the bath tub structure to the bathroom wall by measuring the distance in centimeters (cm) and converting it to millimeters (mm) by multiplying by 10. Write down the shortest distance in mm.
9. For Question 7, calculate the height of the door opening by dividing the area of the door opening (2.126 m2) by the width of the door opening in meters. Write down the calculated height in meters (m).