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Julie is photocopying a letter. The original letter was 8 in. wide and 11 in. long. The new copy is 12 in. wide. How long is the new copy of the letter? (1 point) 22 inches 16.5 inches 12 inches 121 inches
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@gottennis121 i know it sounds easy but my teacher just tells us to solve it and doesnt really explain
What do you know so far? I mean 12 in and 121 in is not realistic.
so it has to either be A or B
@agent0smith I've completely lost my mind, could you help please?
lol
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original letter was 8 in. wide the new copy is 12 in. wide What factor was it scaled up by?
lol I just got the answer its B
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