Answer:
Part a) 3 inches
Part b) Yes, her scale model drawing will fit on the piece of paper 8.5 by 7 inches
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
The scale drawing is

That means
1 inch in the model represent 2 feet in the actual
Part a) What is the length of the garden in her model?
we know that
The length of the garden is 6 feet in the actual
so
Find out the length of the garden in her model, using proportion

Part b) If the width is 5 inches for the scale model and the scale is still 1 inch to 2 feet, will her scale model drawing fit on a piece of paper that is 8.5 inches by 7 inches? Why or why not?
we know that
The model width is described as 5 inches. Both the 3-inch length and the 5-inch width are less than the 8.5 inch and 7 inch dimensions of the paper Kelly is using.
therefore
She can easily draw her model on that size paper.
Answer:
120 pieces with a bit left over
Step-by-step explanation:
Recall that 1 yard = 36 inches. Thus, a 22-inch piece of ribbon has length
L = (22 inches) / (36 inches / yd) = 11/18 yd.
We must now find out how many 22-inch, or 11/18-yard, pieces can be cut from each 25-yd piece. Divide 25 yd by (11/18 yd/piece), obtaining:
25 yd 18 pieces
--------- * ----------------- = 40.91 pieces.
1 11 yd
Since we're interested in only whole pieces of length 11/18 yd, this produces 40 pieces with 0.91 piece left over.
Cutting up the three 25-yd pieces will then result in 3(40 pieces), or 120, pieces of length 11/18 yd.
30%
am I correct? Fix my answer if I am not.
Answer:
-$22.80.
Step-by-step explanation:
The 4 meals cost 4.25 * 4 = $17 which gives him a new balance of
14.20 - 17 -20
= -$22.80.
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