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2 years ago

On a scale drawing with a scale of 1 cm: 3 m , the height of a tree is 5 cm. How tall is the actual tree?

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In 3 metres there are 300 centimetres. Each centimetre on the scale is 300 centimeters, or a ratio of 1:300. The tree is 5 centimetres on the scale. Each centimeter on the scale is 300 centimetres, therefore 5 centimetres on the scale is 1500 centimetres. 1500 centimetres is equal to 15 metres.

Helga [31]2 years ago

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1cm: 3cm
X both by 5
5cm:15cm the actual tree would be 15 meters

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