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@mathmale Could you please help or no?
Use ratios. In #1, 1 inch corresponds to 4 meters, so that ratio is \[\frac{ 1 inch }{ 4 meters }.\] Then we're told that a certain length in the drawing is 6 inches, and we need to find the corresponding length in/on the actual object. This ratio is
\[\frac{ 6inches }{ x }.\]Set these two ratios = to each other, cross multiply and solve for x.
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