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Is 1/8 greater than 3/4
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scale------------> 1 in/4 ft
[blueprint]=scale*[actual]
Part 1) <span> Living room
lenght (20 ft) -------------> </span>[blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in<span>
width (8 ft) ----------------> </span>[blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
Part 2) Kitchen
length (16 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 3) Office
length (8 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 4) Bedroom 1
length (8 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 5) Bedroom 2
length (20 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in
width (20 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in
Part 6) <span>Bathroom</span>
length (6 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*6=1.5 in
width (8 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
see the attached figure to view the table
scale------------> 1 in/4 ft
[blueprint]=scale*[actual]
Part 1) <span> Living room
lenght (20 ft) -------------> </span>[blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in<span>
width (8 ft) ----------------> </span>[blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
Part 2) Kitchen
length (16 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 3) Office
length (8 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 4) Bedroom 1
length (8 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 5) Bedroom 2
length (20 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in
width (20 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in
Part 6) <span>Bathroom</span>
length (6 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*6=1.5 in
width (8 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
see the attached figure to view the table