Mathematics, 23.10.2020 20:40, azaz1819

Scale drawing: a rectangle with length 4 feet and width 3.75 feet. Initial dimensions: a rectangle with length 24 feet and width 15 feet. New dimensions: a rectangle with length 20 feet and width 18.75 feet. Abdul planned a pool to be 24-feet long. To fit in his yard, however, the pool can only be 20-feet long. Abdul’s ratio and work is below. Where did he make an error?

StartFraction 24 feet divided by 6 over 20 feet divided by 6 EndFraction = StartFraction 4 over 3 EndFraction

Abdul’s work is correct.

Abdul should have divided by 5, not 6.

Abdul should have divided by 4, not 6.

This problem has no change in the scale factor.

PLEASE ANSWER ASAP!!!

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