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A road measuring 5 cm on the map has an actual length of 15 km what is the scale used on the map​
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A road measuring 5 cm on the map has an actual length of 15 km what is the scale used on the map​

User Manivannan Murugavel
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Answer:

3:1.

Explanation:

Divide kilometers by centimeters:

15 / 5 = 3 km/cm.

User Tunceren
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Answer:

Explanation:

15x100000=1500000

1500000÷5=300000

Thus 5:300000

User Benteh
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