The scale used on the map is 1 centimeter to 12.5 kilometers.
<h3 /><h3>How to find the scale?</h3>
When we do a scale drawing of something in scale (like a map, that represents a given location) the dimensions suffer a change of scale.
This means that each unit on the scale drawing not represents the same unit on the original thing.
On this case we have a map where a actual distance of 50 kilometers is represented by a distance of 4cm (this means that each 4cm in the map are equivalent to 50 kilometers in the actual place).
Then the scale will be in cm to km, and to get the scale we can write:
4cm = 50km
Dividing both sides by 4 we get:
1cm = 50km/4 = 12.5 km
Then we conclude that the scale used for the map is 1 centimeter to 12.5 kilometers.
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Answer:
lets divide the figure into two parts.
triangle base=2ft+2ft+6ft
triangle base=10ft
area of triangle = 1/2×base×height
area of triangle = 1/2×10ft×12ft
area of triangle =60ft²
area of square=side²
area of square=(6ft)²
area of square=36ft²
Answer:
The Substitution Property When B=A. Then B+1 =A + 1
Step-by-step explanation:
1. 10 5/18 - 8 5/6
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2.
1 2/5 ÷ 2 1/3
C. 3/5
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