Two cities on a map are 6.5 cm apart. The cities are actually 325 km apart. What scale was used to draw the map?

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Two cities on a map are 6.5 cm apart. The cities are actually 325 km apart. What scale was used to draw the map?

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A scale of fivce hundred should be the correct answer

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Yceruto answered Nov 14, 2021

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Answer:

1cm=50km

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325 divided by 6.5 is 50, so 1 centimeter equals 50 kilometers on the map scale.

TheWhiteRabbit answered Nov 17, 2021

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