Math, asked by tseringdiskit147, 4 months ago

6. A model of a building is 6 cm high, while the actual building is 15 m high. If the building is 8.4 m wide, how wide is the model ?

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Answered by raghavpaltanwale

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Step-by-step explanation:

let width of model be x

hence

x/6=840/1500

x/6=0.56

x=0.56×6

x=3.36 cm

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