Final answer:
By dividing the number of floors built by the fraction that represents them, 13 ÷ (1/6), we find that the skyscraper will have 78 floors when completed. Additionally, estimating each floor to be 4 meters based on the average height of two adult humans, the skyscraper would be approximately 312 meters tall.
Step-by-step explanation:
The content loaded question requires us to calculate the total number of floors in a skyscraper based on the information given. The builder has built 13 floors, which represents (1)/(6) of the total number of floors. To find the total number of floors, we divide the number of floors built by the fraction that represents them. Therefore, the calculation would be 13 ÷ (1/6), which equals 78. Therefore, the skyscraper will have a total of 78 floors when it is finished. In a real-world context, if we know that the height of one story is approximately the length of two adult humans, which is about 2 meters per person, we can estimate the height of each floor to be about 4 meters. Thus, to estimate the height of the skyscraper, we would multiply the number of stories by the estimated height per story. For a skyscraper with 78 floors, this would be 78 × 4 meters = 312 meters tall.