The actual width of a dual carriageway is 24m. If the plane in which you are drawing is at a scale of 1: 200, how many millimeters will the drawing be wide?

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The actual width of a dual carriageway is 24m. If the plane in which you are drawing is at a scale of 1: 200, how many millimeters will the drawing be wide?

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8 cm

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24 ÷ 3

Ensc answered May 22, 2021

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