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1 mile = 5280 feet
0.5 mile = 5280/2 = 2640 feet
640 ft is thus smaller than 0.5 miles.
Answer:
There isn't enough buckets for all of the dirt to be in a bucket.
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question,
She has 20 buckets and would like to put 2.56 pounds of dirt into each bucket.
Hence, the total number of dirt that can be in the 20 buckets is
20 × 2.56
= 51.20 pounds of dirt
Slyvia has 51.76 pounds of dirt.
51.76 - 51.20
= 0.56 pounds of dirt.
From the above calculation we can say that there isn't enough buckets for all of the dirt to be in a bucket
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
<em>The question is incomplete as the polygon A (and other possible polygons to select from) are not given. So, I will answer on a general term.</em>
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Assume that Polygon A is a rectangle of dimension 2ft by 5ft.

Possible scaled copies can be gotten by multiplying the dimension of A by the same scale factor.
Take for instance, the scale factor k is:

A scaled copy of polygon A (say polygon B) is: 6ft by 15ft
This is gotten by:

The area of A is:

The area of B is:

<em>See attachment for polygons</em>
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<u>Comparison</u>
The area of B is greater than the area of B.
<em>This method can be applied to scale factors</em>