Diagrams A and B are scale drawing of the same field. Each square is 1 centimeter long. If the scale of diagram A is 1 cm : 24 ft , what is the scale of diagram B?

Step-by-step explanation:

Okay so remember this you need to know model: actual. This is really, important to know when solving.

Model: Model dimensions Example: 1cm

Actual: Actual dimensions Example: 24ft

Graph A:

1. Count the boxes. remember that each box is 1cm. After you counted all sides of the graph you should've gotten 12cm by 6cm.  

2. After you got your model dimensions your goal is to find the ACTUAL dimensions. By finding the actual dimensions Multiply 12(24) and 6(24) Note: you need to multiply your actual from your scale. Times your dimensions for each side.

3. After multiplying you should've got 288ft by 144ft this is your actual dimension for graph A.

Graph B:

1. Now your answer the problem is asking for also has to do with graph A. In order to do this process, you need to divide each dimension by width and length.   this is your length this is your width. divide

2. you should've gotten 12 and 6. now make your numbers into a scale

6cm: 12cm

15 ft 1 inch

Step-by-step explanation:

We are asked to calculate the total length of a walkway given that three boards are joined together and these boards have the lengths given in the question.

To calculate the total length of the walkway, we simply add the lengths of the individual boards to one another. This is given as follows:

5ft 10 inches + 5ft 7 inches + 3ft 8 inches = 13ft 25 inches

Now, basic conversions is that 1 ft is 12 inches. Hence from 25 inches, we can get 2ft 1 inch

Thus we can modify our 13ft 25 inches to be 15ft 1 inch