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A model ship is 28 in. by 65 in. Use the scale 1 in. : 1/2 ft to find the dimensions of the actual ship. (A)84 ft by 195 ft (B)14 ft by 65 ft (C)28 ft by 65 ft (D)14 ft by 32 and 1/2 ft
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You want to convert inches to feet given the scale 1 in per 1/2 ft.
since you are going in to ft, you want in on the bottom and you want ft on top.
\[ 28\, in \times \left(\frac{\frac{1}{2}\, ft}{1\, in}\right) = \quad ft \]
the inches cancel and you are left with feet.
When i did it i got B..but im not sure @wio
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You have to do the 65 in one too, do it the same way.
i did n i got C @wio
How could you get C? Can you show me your work?
i did it on paper lol
okay type it up a bit
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you can also draw it
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