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Samantha drew a picture of her house. She used the scale 1 inch : 2.5 feet. The house in her picture is 20 inches long. What is

the length, in feet, of the actual house?
20ft
25ft
50ft
75ft

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Zolol [24]3 years ago

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The answer is 50 feet. If 1in = 2.5 ft, then 20in is 50 ft.

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