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The actual length of side y is 22 cm. Use the scale drawing to find the actual length of side x.

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The correct answer is 28.3.

You take 22/1.4 and get 15.7142857143. Then you take 15.7142857143*1.8 which equals 28.2857142857 so you round it up to 28.3 which is the answer.

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