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London Bridge has a span of 1000 ft. If an architect creates a replica at a scale factor of 1:50, how long would the replica be?
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London Bridge has a span of 1000 ft. If an architect creates a replica at a scale factor of 1:50, how long would the replica be?
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London Bridge has a span of 1000 ft.
If an architect creates a replica at a scale factor of 1:50, how long would the replica be?
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