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2 years ago

Please don't give me a wedsite

Chemistry

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Basile [38]2 years ago

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Answer: The size of actual bed is 75 inches

Explanation: Scale refers to the ratio of the original dimension to the dimension on paper (miniaturised dimension). Since it is a ratio, it has no dimension.

Scale= original dimension/miniaturised dimension

Given that scale is 1:25

It means that every 1 inch on paper would correspond to 25 inches in reality.

The length of the model bed= 3 inches

Hence, the length of the original bed is 25*3 = 75 inches

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