Mathematics

Kayla Craig

26 November, 16:08

An architect created a scale model of a building that was to be built.

A scale model with a base of 3 feet and height of 7 feet. A larger scale model with a base of 45 feet and height of blank.

Figures not drawn to scale.

Using a scale factor, how tall will the actual building be?

15 ft

60 ft

105 ft

135 ft

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