What would the area of an actual pool be in the scale from the drawing is 3:1000

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elena55 [62]2 years ago

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Answer:

If this is the complete question them the answer is 1250 m²

Step-by-step explanation:

the pool in the drawing is 15x7.5 and the scale is 3/1000 so if the size in the drawing is 3 then the actual is 1000.

x=15*1000/3=5000cm which would be 50m

x=7.5*1000/3=2500cm which is 25m

the actual area of the pool is 50*25=1250 m²

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