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Helen [10]
3 years ago
5

An investment firm wants to create a billboard that displays an enlarged $1,000,000 bill. The actual size of the bill is 2.61 in

ches by 6.14 inches. If the billboard is 48 feet wide, what's the scale of the bill to the billboard? A. 1′ = 8.71″ B. 1′ = 7.81″ C. 1″ = 8.71′ D. 1″ = 7.81′
Mathematics
1 answer:
Mandarinka [93]3 years ago
3 0

We know how wide the billboard will be. Therefore, to know how much the original image should be enlarged, you must divide the final width of the billboard between the current width of the invoice.

We know both data, then we perform the operation:

48 feet /6.14 inches = 7.81 feet / inches .


Therefore the correct answer is option D. 1″ = 7.81′

For the bill to cover the billboard, the bill must be expanded by a factor of 7.81 feet long per inch long that has the original image.

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