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PLEASE HELP WITH THIS QUESTION! WILL MARK BRAINLIEST

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Natasha_Volkova [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

we know that[scale factor ]=[real]/[drawing][real]=[drawing]*[scale factor ]step 1find the real valuesif the base of Riley's drawing is 10 centimeters [real]=[drawing]*[scale factor ]--------> 10*3-------> 30 cmthe base of the triangular clock face is 30 cmthe height of Riley's drawing is 15 centimeters [real]=[drawing]*[scale factor ]--------> 15*3-------> 45 cmthe height of the triangular clock face is 30 cmthe area of the triangular clock face is-----> 45*30/2-------> 675 cm²the answer is the option C. 675 square centimeters

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sweet [91]3 years ago

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We know that
[scale factor ]=[real]/[drawing]
[real]=[drawing]*[scale factor ]

step 1
find the real values

if the base of Riley's drawing is 10 centimeters
[real]=[drawing]*[scale factor ]--------> 10*3-------> 30 cm
the base of the triangular clock face is 30 cm

the height of Riley's drawing is 15 centimeters
[real]=[drawing]*[scale factor ]--------> 15*3-------> 45 cm
the height of the triangular clock face is 30 cm

the area of the triangular clock face is-----> 45*30/2-------> 675 cm²

the answer is the option C. 675 square centimeters

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