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3 A butterfly has a wingspan of 62 mm. Charlie is asked to draw the butterfly with a magnification of x 5. What should the wingspan be on Charlie's drawing?
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3 A butterfly has a wingspan of 62 mm. Charlie is asked to draw the butterfly with a magnification of x 5. What should the wingspan be on Charlie's drawing?
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Answer: 310mm
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Since we are asked to calculate the magnification of X5 and are given a base value of 62 mm we can conclude that we must multiply our base value of 62 mm times five to get the new magnified wing span of 310 mm
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