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Gino designed a garden for his rectangular backyard. The design he drew on paper is 7 inches wide. The width of his backyard is forty-two feet. If his drawing is to scale and is 8 inches long, how many feet long is his backyard? Write a proportion using words. Then, use the proportion to calculate the yard length. Show your work.
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i'm not following you on this vincent...
either am i
if the backyard is 42 ft and in the drawing, this is 7 in, then each inch on the drawing is 6 ft. (42ft/7in = 6 ft/in) So an 8in long yard would be 8in * 6f ft/in = 48 ft.
7x=42 8x=y
Or in ratios... \[\frac{42}{7}=\frac{x}{8}\]
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or if you need proportions... yes that way mtbender is what your teacher wants
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