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As part of a school project, Juanita was asked to draw an accurate sketch of her bedroom. using the dimensions and scale shown, determine the actual area of her room: 2.2in by 4.3in 1 inch is + to 5ft
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As part of a school project, Juanita was asked to draw an accurate sketch of her bedroom. using the dimensions and scale shown, determine the actual area of her room: 2.2in by 4.3in 1 inch is + to 5ft
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Answer 11’ x 21.5’ and LxW for Area of room is 236.5 sq ft
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Ratio is 1” to 5ft, for every inch it’s 5’ so
multiply ratio of 5’ by 2.2” and 4.3”
2.2” x 5’ = 11 ft
4.3” x 5’ = 21.5 ft
LxW for area if you need that
236.5 sq ft
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