An architect uses a scale of 2/3inch to represent 1 foot on a blueprint for a building. If the east wall of the building is 24 feet long, how long (in inches) will the line be on the blueprint?

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Answer 1
Answer:

 Length of the wall on blueprint will be 16 inches.

Use of scale to calculate the distances or length,

  Scale used by an architect on a blueprint,

                 (2)/(3)\text{ inch}= 1\text{ foot}

Scale represents the ratio of the length of the wall on blueprint and actual length,

\frac{\text{Length on the blueprint}}{\text{Actual length}} =\frac{(2)/(3)\text{ inches}}{1\text{ feet}}

\frac{\text{Length on the blueprint}}{\text{Actual length}} =(2)/(3)

If actual length of the east wall of the building = 24 feet

Substitute the value in the expression representing the ratio,

\frac{\text{Length on the blueprint}}{24} =(2)/(3)

Length of the blueprint = (2)/(3)* 24

                                       = 16 inches

    Therefore, length of the wall on blueprint will be 16 inches.

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Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

16 in.

Step-by-step explanation:

We have the ratio

(in.)/(ft): ((2)/(3) )/(1)

How about let's make this easier.  Easier is better, right?  Let's get rid of the fraction 2/3.  We will do that by multiplying 2/3 by 3 and 1 by 3 to get the equivalent ratio of

(in.)/(ft):(2)/(3)

Now we need to know how many inches there would be if the number of feet is 24:

(in.)/(ft):(2)/(3)  =(x)/(24)

Cross multiply to get

3x = 48 so

x = 16 in.


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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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Three 3.0 g balls are tied to 80-cm-long threads and hung from a single fixed point. Each of the balls is given the same charge q. At equilibrium, the three balls form an equilateral triangle in a horizontal plane with 20 cm sides. What is q?

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Answer:

q = 0.105uC

Step-by-step explanation:

We can determine the force on one ball by assuming two balls are stationary, finding the E field at the lower right vertex and calculate q from that.

Considering the horizontal and vertical components.

First find the directions of the fields at the lower right vertex. From the lower left vertex the field will be at 0° and from the top vertex, the field will be at -60° or 300° because + charge fields point radially outward in all directions. The distances from both charges are the same since this is an equilateral triangle. The fields have the same magnitude:

E=kq/r²

Where r = 20cm

= 20/100

= 0.2m

K = 9.0×10^9

9.0×10^9 × q /0.2²

9.0×10^9/0.04

2.25×10^11 q

These are vector fields of course

Sum the horizontal components

Ecos0 + Ecos300 = E+0.5E

= 1.5E

Sum the vertical components

Esin0 + Esin300 = -E√3/2

Resultant = √3E at -30° or 330°

So the force on q at the lower right corner is q√3×E

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and vertical = mg, therefore if θ is the angle the string makes with the vertical tanθ = q√3E/mg

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= 0.1155m

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Answer:

Scale = ¼

Step-by-step explanation:

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In the attached, we have.

Width = 4 units. ----- Orange

Width = 16 units ------- Black

Required

Determine the scale of dilation

The scale of dilation can be calculated as:

Scale = Width(orange)/Width (black)

Scale = 4/16

Scale = ¼

Hence, the scale of dilation is ¼

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The surface area of the cube with a side length of 2 units is 24 units squared

How to determine the surface area?

The side length of the cube is given as:

l = 2

The surface area is calculated as:

Surface area = 6l^2

This gives

Surface area = 6 *2^2

Evaluate

Surface area = 24

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A rectangle is shown. The length of the rectangle is labeled as 8 cm, and the width is labeled as 6 cm. What will be the perimeter and the area of the rectangle below if it is enlarged using a scale factor of 4.5? (5 points)Perimeter = 46 cm, area = 131.25 cm2
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Perimeter = 46 cm, area = 131.25 cm2
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Answer:

Perimeter = 126 cm, area = 972 cm2

Step-by-step explanation:

Rectangle perimeter:

  • P = 2(w + l)

Rectangle area:

  • A = wl

When scaled, the perimeter will change by same factor but the area by the square of same factor.

Applying to the given rectangle

Perimeter:

  • P = 2(6 + 8)(4.5) = 126 cm

Area:

  • A = 6*8*4.5² = 972 cm²

Correct choice is B

Answer:

Perimeter = 126cm

Area = 972cm^2

Step-by-step explanation:

6*4.5 = 27

8*4.5 = 36

Perimeter = 27*2+36*2= 126 cm

Area = 27*36 = 972 cm^2

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The table below shows the linear function f.x: -6,-5,-4,-3,-2
f(x): 22,19,16,13,10
Determine the average rate of change of the given function over an interval [-5, -2].
A. -1/3
b.1/3
c.-3
D.3

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Answer:

The correct choice is C.

Step-by-step explanation:

The average rate of change of the given function over the interval [-5,-2] is the slope of the secant line connecting;

(-5,f(-5))

and

(-2,f(-2))

This implies that the average rate of change over [-5,-2]

=(f(-2)-f(-5))/(-2--5)

From the table; f(-2)=10 and f(-5)=19

We substitute and simplify to obtain;

Average rate of change

=(10-19)/(-2+5)

=(-9)/(3)

=-3

Answer:

C. -3

Step-by-step explanation: