Question

A scale model of an office building is 3' x 2' x 5' (length, width, height). If the actual building has a length of 45 feet, what is the volume of the actual building?

Answer 1

To start, what's the ratio we can get knowing that the actual length is 45 ft?

Answer 2

Sorry, i've never used this website before, so it took me awhile to type back. Would the ratio be \[1: \sqrt{2}?\]

Answer 3

Keep it in whole numbers please, and don't worry, you'll pick it up quick, I'm sure.

Answer 4

I figured it out. Thank tyou tho.(:

Answer 5

Alright. What's your answer?

Answer 6

I got 102,150 cubic feet.

Answer 7

That's really close to what I got, what did you do to get that?

Answer 8

My teacher explained it to me. He didn't wright it down or anything. Sorry.

Answer 9

Ok, then I'll trust him. If you're curious though, I did (3x15)x(2x15)x(5x15)=101,250

Answer 10

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Answer 11

I don't know what that is, so no. Is that an online class software?

Answer 12

Yes. I failed my geometry class, so I have to take it online to get my credits back.

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Answer 14

Thank you!

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Answer 18

Okay, thank you so much!

Answer 19

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Answer 20

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