For a school project, Lizzie is making a model of the Empire State Building. She is using a scale of 1 cm:8 ft. The Empire State Building is 1,252 feet tall. How tall is her model?

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Dax Arias

Mathematics

9 August, 16:20

For a school project, Lizzie is making a model of the Empire State Building. She is using a scale of 1 cm:8 ft. The Empire State Building is 1,252 feet tall. How tall is her model?

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Brighton · Answer 1

The length of Lizzie's model is:

156.5 cm

Step-by-step explanation:

Lizzie is making a model of the Empire State Building.

She is using a scale of 1 cm:8 ft.

8 ft = 1 cm

The Empire State Building is 1,252 feet tall.

1252/8 feet = 156.5 feet

or 1252 feet = 156.5*8 feet

8 feet = 1 cm

156.5*8 feet=156.5 cm

1252 feet = 156.5 cm

Hence, the length of her model is:

156.5 cm

Sierra Evans · Answer 2

156.5cm

Step-by-step explanation:

To find this take note the scale is 1 cm:8 ft and the actual building is 1252 ft tall.

So we will divide 1252 by 8.

1252/8 = 156.5