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hello HELP ASAP PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

https://lti.flvsgl.com/content/i52htqeb5l69atis2h76at8sb7/educator_geometry_v15_gs/module04/04_05b_01_01.htm

Answer 2

@jim_thompson5910

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what are you stuck on?

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whole thing ...lol

Answer 5

and i've been trying to figure out for approximetly 4-6 hours...

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they want you to design a room

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idk if you know mathmale yeah well we didnt get anywhere.. (he did) i didnt

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okay i did

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i'll send pic

Answer 10

What does `sq` mean on your paper? Does it mean `square`?

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btw it said do a single room, not the whole apartment or house. But your teacher may still accept it

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yes it means sq and it doesn't matter

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change each `sq` to `units`

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sq isn't a proper term but units is

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that will take care of the scale dimensions

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um dont i have to like convert them to real life though

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yes

Answer 18

in your scale drawing, how long is each unit?

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am i suppose to make that up or what

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yes but make it realistic

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how

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how about x5.5?

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what do you mean?

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multiple every unit for example 10 * 5.5 or the dresser 8 * 5.5

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would that make it realistc ?

Answer 26

so you're saying

1 unit = 5.5 _______

where something would go in the blank (meters or feet or something like that)

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5.5 inches

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is it realistic to have this scale?

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yes

Answer 30

so the 3 unit by 2 unit desk would be 16.5 inches by 11 inches (see work below). That doesn't sound realistic at all

3*5.5 = 16.5
2*5.5 = 11

Answer 31

but every unit is suppose to equal the same amount

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i can't think of a decent number

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why not something bigger, why not

1 unit = 1 foot

??

Answer 34

wouldn't that be to big?!

Answer 35

3 ft by 2 ft is a reasonable size for a desk I think

Answer 36

yes it does ... (just measured my desk )

Answer 37

can i ask how old you are?

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and can we answer questions 1 through 4 on step 3

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hello @jim_thompson5910

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@caozeyuan

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ok, so where are you now

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i just need help on the 4 questions on step 3

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thats literally it and mathmale guided me through them a little so now i should know the answer

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ok, so the first question ask you to convert the dimension of objects on paper to that of real life

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just to clarify are you looking at step 3

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actually i'll just post the question in

Answer 47

for example, if one square has length 1 meter in real life

Answer 48

yes

Answer 49

In the example floor plan of a bedroom above, the bed measures 5.5 squares x 8 squares. When the actual dimensions of the bed are found, the bed is approximately 55 in. x 80 in. which converts to approximately 4.5 ft. x 6.6 ft. After creating your floor plan and using your scale factor to find the actual dimensions of the objects placed in the room, do you think the sizes are true-to-life and represent real-world sizes? Explain your answer using complete sentences and provide details in your writing.

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so you need to have your plan ready first, with conversion factor

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do you have that?

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I guess lol

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measure the dimension of one of the objects on paper

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and tell me what you got

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i dont know .. all i know is it was multiplied by 10

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no, I need the sizes of the object ON PAPER, i.e. how large is the thing that you ve drawn

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Bruh, its on the website link i gave you rofl

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https://lti.flvsgl.com/content/i52htqeb5l69atis2h76at8sb7/educator_geometry_v15_gs/module04/04_05b_01_01.htm

Answer 59

for example, I measured it to be 10cm by 10cm, and my conversion factor is 1:10, that means in real life it would be 1m by 1m

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https://lti.flvsgl.com/content/i52htqeb5l69atis2h76at8sb7/educator_geometry_v15_gs/module04/imgs/04_05_a1.jpg

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but thats not YOURS

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i made mine !!J@!J@#!@#!#@?!?#?!@#

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but mine has nothing to do with this

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yes it does

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jim already helped me through mine

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the question ask for the sizes

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no lies

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let me see

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so you need to measure it and convert it to real life size

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Omg i already did that

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then tell me whats your answer

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In the example floor plan of a bedroom above

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thats from text

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basically i need to know the size of your object and the conversion factor you use

Answer 76

In the example floor plan of a bedroom above, the bed measures 5.5 squares x 8 squares. When the actual dimensions of the bed are found, the bed is approximately 55 in. x 80 in. which converts to approximately 4.5 ft. x 6.6 ft. After creating your floor plan and using your scale factor to find the actual dimensions of the objects placed in the room, do you think the sizes are true-to-life and represent real-world sizes? Explain your answer using complete sentences and provide details in your writing.

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yes, I know that

Answer 78

I did mine already lmao..... this is a different example !@#*721836&!@*&$*!&

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just tell me yours

Answer 80

they want us to refer to this one https://lti.flvsgl.com/content/i52htqeb5l69atis2h76at8sb7/educator_geometry_v15_gs/module04/imgs/04_05_a1.jpg

Answer 81

okay fine my bed was 10 unites x 9 unites and i used 1 unit = 1 foot

Answer 82

so your real life bed would be 10 ft by 9 ft

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yup

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and i cant do ANYTHING aout it

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now google some typical bed sizes, does yours seem reasonable, i.e similiar to the bed someone is sleeping on right now

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i drew it in pen

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well mine is 10 ft

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its called XXX bed

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okay so my bed right now is 5 inches in length and 3 inches in width

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well, it doesnt matter what sizes it is

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you just need to answer the question

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i did

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so can we answer number 1

Answer 94

ok, so your real life bed is 5 ft by 3 ft

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wait wait why are you asking me about the drawing etc i made ... i got that covered with mathmale and jim

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what they didnt cover was 1-4