A blueprint has a scale of 3 feet per 1/2 inch. If a bathroom is 1(1/2)inches × 2 inches, what are its actual dimensions?
Detailed Explanation
If the blueprint shows 1/2 inch for every 3 feet, then 1 inch represents 6 feet.
The actual dimensions of a room 1(1/2) inches × 2 inches would be (1(1/2)* 6) by (2 × 6) or 9 feet by 12 feet.
If the blueprint shows 1/2 inch for every 3 feet, then 1 inch represents 6 feet.
The actual dimensions of a room 1(1/2) inches × 2 inches would be (1(1/2)* 6) by (2 × 6) or 9 feet by.
The actual dimensions of a room 1(1/2) inches × 2 inches would be (1(1/2)* 6) by (2 × 6) or 9 feet by 12 feet.
If the blueprint shows 1/2 inch for every 3 feet, then 1 inch represents 6 feet.
The actual dimensions of a room 1(1/2) inches × 2 inches would be (1(1/2)* 6) by (2 × 6) or 9 feet by.
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