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28 March, 12:53

The sears tower of Chicago is 1450 feet high. a model is 24 inches tall. what is the ratio of the height of the model to the height of the actual sears tower?

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  1. 28 March, 13:14
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    Def scale is 1:x where x is actual size

    Note 1 doesn't always work for numbers given, but is preferred

    24:1450 - > 24/1450

    Let's do it step by step of easiest factor to find

    An obvious one is 2

    24/1450 = 12/725

    Can't be simplified

    Thus the scale is 12:725

    But if 1:x is required we divide it out to get

    12:725 is about 1:0.0166

    Actual number is irrational and goes on forever
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