A model house has a scale of

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Lapatulllka [165]1 year ago

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Answer: Assuming that you mean 1in:2ft the model house would be 13 inches wide.

Step-by-step explanation: well 1 is half of 2 right? So if you want to get the numbers easier to use then just divide that 26 by 2 and then you get the scale 1in:1ft. From there it is easy, 13 feet of the real house= 13 inches in the model house

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