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Mathematics, 13.10.2020 15:01, Isaiahtate053

Nadia is making a copy of an image on the copy machine she needs to enlarge it and decides to enlarge it by a scale factor of three if one side of the original is 1 1/2 inches how big is that same side after she makes the coffee

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