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A scale drawing for a backyard is shown below. In the drawing, 2 cm represents 5 m. Assuming the patio is rectangular, find the area of the real patio.​

A scale drawing for a backyard is shown below. In the drawing, 2 cm represents 5 m. Assuming the patio is rectangular, find the area of the real patio.​
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A scale drawing for a backyard is shown below. In the drawing, 2 cm represents 5 m. Assuming the patio is rectangular, find the area of the real patio.​

A scale drawing for a backyard is shown below. In the drawing, 2 cm represents 5 m-example-1
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Answer:

it's 24

Explanation:

6 times 4 is 24. The length and width are multiplied. so it's 24

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