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Sally has made a scale drawing of the airplane, in which the wingpsan is 10 inches and the tailspan is 3 inches. What is the act

ual tailspan of the airplane? A) 7.2 feet B) 13 feet C) 14.2 feet Eliminate D) 18.4 feet

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