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okay, what you want to do is first multiply 6.25 by 2, to figure how many feet are in the real thing.
then divide by 1.25 to figure how many cm are in the model on the right. :)
12.5
then divide by 1.25.
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9.76
no. try with a calculator.
I did
12.5 divided by 1.25 is 10, not 9.76.
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