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Each side of a square rug is 12 feet long. if you create a scale drawing for the rug using the scale 2in = 3ft, how long will ea

ch side of the drawing be ?

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stealth61 [152]2 years ago

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12/3 = 4 ft
4x2=8inches

Each side of the rug on the scale drawing would be 8 inches long if 2inches is equivalent to 3 feet.

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