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A scale drawing of a rectangular room is 8 inches wide and 10 inches long. The actual room is 12 feet wide and 15 feet long. What is the scale factor from the scale drawing to the room? A 2 / 3 B 4 / 5
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A scale drawing of a rectangular room is 8 inches wide and 10 inches long. The actual room is 12 feet wide and 15 feet long. What is the scale factor from the scale drawing to the room?
A 2 / 3
B 4 / 5
C 5 / 4
D 3 / 2
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A, 2/3
2 divided by 3 = .6667
If you multiply 12 by .6667 you get 8
if you multiply 15 by .6667 you get 15
As u can see, they used 2/3 for scale factor
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Answer: A 2/3
Explanation:
2 divided by 3 = .6667
If you multiply 12 by .6667 you get 8
if you multiply 15 by .6667 you get 15
As you can see they used 2/3 as the scale factor to go from 12x15 to 8x10
Hope this helps!
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