Question

If the scale of the blueprint is 1 inch = 2 feet, what are the actual dimensions of Trisha's bed?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@paki

Answer 3

@satellite73

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@pooja195

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@ahamed.

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Please help!

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Your mother.

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?

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Trisha Paytas.

Answer 10

I am still confused

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Booaaah.

Answer 12

I need help on the question. Please help me

Answer 13

How red?

Answer 14

I need help on the question

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The gun is where?

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Excuse me this is a question that needs to be answered

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Now you're thinking with the portals.

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@pooja195

Answer 19

Possibly a new discovery. Amen.

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Help me please

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Cornholio.

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Is her bed number 1?

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I think so

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This is amazing.

Answer 25

Umm seems theres no numbers.....im guessing they want you to use a ruler?

Answer 26

Lord has spoken in dimension.

Answer 27

Well it logged me out I have a different question

Answer 28

To become an entity you must unlock your true self. Your concun will efine that to your brain.

Answer 29

@HappySprout whats the question now?

Answer 30

Above are two different models of a microchip. If the model of the microchip on the left measures 6 cm tall, how tall is the model of the microchip on the right?
https://app125.studyisland.com/userfiles/16044q7p2.gif

Answer 31

whats does it mean when they say right or left? And what are the microchips

Answer 32

The microchip is here.

Answer 33

https://app125.studyisland.com/userfiles/16044q7p2.gif
https://media.studyisland.com/cgi-bin/mimetex.cgi?1%20 \%20\text{cm}%20\%20=%20\%20\frac{1}{8}%20\%20\text{mm}

Answer 34

Sorry it is not working

Answer 35

https://app125.studyisland.com/userfiles/16044q7p2.gif
https://media.studyisland.com/cgi-bin/mimetex.cgi?1%20 \%20\text{cm}%20\%20=%20\%20\frac{1}{8}%20\%20\text{mm}

Answer 36

https://app125.studyisland.com/userfiles/16044q7p2.gif
\[1 = 1/8mm\]

Answer 37

The pictures aren't clear. I would assume this has something to do with scales?

Answer 38

https://app125.studyisland.com/userfiles/16044q7p1.gif \[1 cm= 1/4 mm\]

Answer 39

Is that better?

Answer 40

multiply the right side by 6

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36

Answer 42

well we have 10 mm = 1/4 mm

Answer 43

remember same units always helps

Answer 44

10mm is one of the answers

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10 mm is equal to 1 cm

Answer 46

so if the chip is 6 cm that means its 60 mm

Answer 47

Oh ok so it would be 6 cm

Answer 48

so it should be 60mm = 15mm

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the chip is 1/4 the size

Answer 50

Ok confused

Answer 51

you said the dimension is 1cm = 1/4 mm right?

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So it's 1/4 of 15?

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Yes

Answer 54

ok so first change that 1cm into mm

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10mm

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now we have 10mm = 1/4 mm

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Your mother.

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they are the same units...we can work with that easier

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Ok

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so you said the chip is 6 cm correct?

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Yes

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so that means we can multiply each side by 6

Answer 63

So that would be 36

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i'm sorry error

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Where at?

Answer 66

if the height of the chip is 6 cm that means its 60 mm

Answer 67

It logged me out again sorry let me open a new question and I'll tag you.

Answer 68

the other chip is 1/4 that size

Answer 69

It's not the same question

Answer 70

therefore 60mm = 1.5mm. that should be the correct size

Answer 71

@mathman1988

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so is this the one 1cm=1/4mm

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Yes

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oh ok the answer is 1.5 mm. is that a choice?

Answer 75

we got 60mm=1.5 mm

Answer 76

No it isn't here are the answers: 14 cm
16 cm
12 cm
10 cm

Answer 77

oh they want it in cm

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Yes

Answer 79

ok so 1cm = 1/4 mm

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therefore 1cm = 0.025 cm

Answer 81

Sorry my computer messing up. Yes

Answer 82

and you said that the chip is 6cm long

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see the problem is that the answers aren't matching the problem. are you sure its not 1cm = 1/4 cm

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Yes I am sure.I had to log out and back in sorry

Answer 85

I can do a different question if you would like

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the answers just don't match the question. you know 1/4 mm is very very small

Answer 87

right