The scale model of a building 3 inches tall if the building is 90 feet tall is 2:5
<h3>Scaling of measurement</h3>
Scaling is the way of enlarging or reducing the image of an object.
Given scale model of a building is 3 inches, if the building is 90feet tall, to write the scale;
Convert both measures to same units
Since 1 feet. = 12 in
90 feet = 90/12 in = 7.5 in
Take the ratio
3 : 7.5 = 30: 75
Reduce to lowest term
30: 75 = 2 : 5
Hence the scale model of a building 3 inches tall if the building is 90 feet tall is 2:5
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Hi!
So, it looks like you're doing ratios.
Let's look at 9). If the model car is 4 inches long, and 1 inch equals 4 feet, than the actual car is 16 feet long. We know this because 4x4=16.
11) is also just as simple. If 1 cm is 11 km, and the two cities are 99 km apart, then on the map they are 9 cm apart. 11x9 is 99.
13) This is a 1:2 ratio. Basically, the flagpole's shadow is half of its height. You half the man's height to get a 3 foot shadow.
And, finally, 15)- if the model is 4 inches to the real life train's 3 feet, the actual train is 120 ft long, given that the model is 40 in long. 40x3=120.
I hope this helps! :)
It is in the hundrethds place
Answer:
the answer is c.840
Step-by-step explanation:
you multiply 15 4 times and multiply it with 14 that would give us 840
