If an airplane in a 1 in. : 4 ft. scale drawing is 5 in. long, how long is the actual airplane? Use proportions to solve the pro
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The complete question in the attached figure
we know that
<span>the distance from a point to line (y-axis) is the perpendicular line against y-axis, which is the absolute value of x-coordinates
</span>
in this problem
the point <span>(−1.5, 6)
the </span>absolute value of x-coordinates is 1.5
hence
the distance is 1.5
therefore
the answer is
the option B) the point (1.5,-3)
we know that
<span>the distance from a point to line (y-axis) is the perpendicular line against y-axis, which is the absolute value of x-coordinates
</span>
in this problem
the point <span>(−1.5, 6)
the </span>absolute value of x-coordinates is 1.5
hence
the distance is 1.5
therefore
the answer is
the option B) the point (1.5,-3)
