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just divide the 240 by 4 inches...you will get the scale in miles per inche
yes...its corect answer.60mi=1inch
its okay...and welcome from my side...
There are different ways of showing a scale. All of them use map dimension : real dimension, unless an equal sign is used. Normally one would say 1": 60 miles, 1" = 60 miles, or more usually, they would be put to the same units and just the numerical ratio is indicated. since 60 miles = 60*65536", you can also represent the scale as: 1 : 3932160, or 1/3932160. It depends what kind of scale is expected.
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