4 years ago

What would be the actual length, if the length of the model is 25 ft and the scale factor is less

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Sidana [21]4 years ago

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Answer:

20ft

Explanation:

You multiply the model length by the scale factor to find the actual length. <u>If the scale factor is less than zero, then the actual size will be smaller than the model</u>. Therefore, your answer would be 20ft.

Specifically, the scale factor is .8 if the actual size is 20ft, 1 if the actual size is 25ft, and 1.2 if the actual size is 30ft.

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