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A model of a house was built using the scale 5in:25ft. if a window in the model is 1.5in wide, how wide is the actual window
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A model of a house was built using the scale 5in:25ft. if a window in the model is 1.5in wide, how wide is the actual window
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a model of a house was built using the scale 5in:25ft. if a window in the model is 1.5in wide, how wide is the actual window
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The actual window is 7.5 feet wide
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