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When the scale changes to represent twice as much length, distances on the scale drawing become half as long. Can you explain why it works this way?

When the scale changes to represent twice as much length, distances on the scale drawing become half as long. Can you explain why it works this way?
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When the scale changes to represent twice as much length, distances on the scale drawing become half as long. Can you explain why it works this way?

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Because it’s about the angle.
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