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The scale of a map is 1in:15miles. How many miles is it from Philadelphia, Pa to Boston, Ma if they are 20.4 inches apart on the

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cupoosta [38]2 years ago

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Answer:

if 1in=15miles

then20.4in=? miles

1in by ? miles and 20.4in by 15miles

1in ? miles= 306in miles

divide both sides by 1in

? miles= 306 miles

therefore 20.4in = 306miles

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