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Imagine you are part of a group of engineers who need to test a scale model of a footbridge. It will be a 1/20th scale model of the bridge. The footbridge will cross over a busy road and allow people to
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Imagine you are part of a group of engineers who need to test a scale model of a footbridge. It will be a 1/20th scale model of the bridge. The footbridge will cross over a busy road and allow people to cross the road safely. How could a relatively small design error of 2 centimeters in the model system cause a significant problem in construction of the bridge? What if it was an error of 4 centimeters? (HINT: Create a ratio table.) Please explain your answer.

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oo yay another ratio table

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weeellll i do know that without the correct measurements it could mess everything up like 4:2 ig

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