Use the provided ruler. Suppose you recreate the drawing so that it has a scale of 1 cm : 4 m. What will the length and width of
the new scale drawing be?
length of new scale drawing:
cm
width of new drawing:
cm
length of new scale drawing:
cm
width of new drawing:
cm
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A. Correct.
B. Correct.
C. Sign error in the boxed answer. -(-0.5) = 0.5
The graph shows c ≈ 1.855. If a is more than that and decreasing, area is increasing. The sign of dA/dt will be positive. (Compare to D)
D. Units are not shown. Numerical value is correct.
A. Correct.
B. Correct.
C. Sign error in the boxed answer. -(-0.5) = 0.5
The graph shows c ≈ 1.855. If a is more than that and decreasing, area is increasing. The sign of dA/dt will be positive. (Compare to D)
D. Units are not shown. Numerical value is correct.
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<em>Hey there!</em>
Well if the length is 18 and 3 inches we need to find the sum of both lengths,
18ft 3in + 18ft 3in = 36ft 6in
Width- 10ft 8in + 10ft 8in = 20ft 16 in -> 21ft 4in
l + w = 57ft 10in
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