The Drawing of a building, shown below, has a scale of 1 inch to 30 feet.
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The complete question in the attached figure
we know that
[scale]=1 in / 30 ft
scale=[measure in the drawing]/[measure in the actual]
[measure in the actual]=[measure in the drawing]/[scale]
so
[measure in the drawing]=1.25 in
scale=1/30
then
[measure in the actual]=[1.25]/[1/30]------> 1.25*30-----> 37.5 ft
the answer is
<span>the Actual height is 37.5 ft</span>
we know that
[scale]=1 in / 30 ft
scale=[measure in the drawing]/[measure in the actual]
[measure in the actual]=[measure in the drawing]/[scale]
so
[measure in the drawing]=1.25 in
scale=1/30
then
[measure in the actual]=[1.25]/[1/30]------> 1.25*30-----> 37.5 ft
the answer is
<span>the Actual height is 37.5 ft</span>
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