Mathematics, 20.10.2020 18:01, cat706

3.) A map is made of a park. The scale from the park to the map is 6 mi. to 1 cm. The length of Great Oaks Trail is 4.5 cm on this map. The scale from the same park to a different map is 8 mi. to 1 cm. The length of Salamander Trail is 3.5 cm on that map. Which is the longer trail, the Great Oaks Trail or the Salamander Trail? Great Oaks Trail (the scale is 6 mi. To 1 cm.)
The length of Great Oaks Trail is 4.5 cm. on the map. What is the actual length?

Salamander Trail (the scale is 8 mi. To 1 cm.)
The length of Salamander Trail is 3.5 cm. on the map. What is the actual length?

Which trail is actually longer?

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3.) A map is made of a park. The scale from the park to the map is 6 mi. to 1 cm. The length of Grea...