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In Mathematics / High School | 2014-01-18

Your model locomotive is 16 inches long. It is an exact model of a locomotive that is 40 feet long.

A window on the locomotive is how many times wider than a window on the model?

Asked by obhargs

Answer (3)

Here you have to use proportionality, 1 feet is 12 inches so 40 feets is 480 inches Then the real locomotive is 480/16=30 times wider then the model And then a window on the real locomotive is 30 times wider then the model..

Answered by DenisAdi | 2024-06-10

30 times wider than the model ;

Answered by 23richardsoncon | 2024-06-11

A window on the real locomotive is 30 times wider than a window on the model. This is determined by comparing their lengths, which are in the same proportion. Therefore, if the proportions are consistent, the window sizes also follow this ratio.
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Answered by DenisAdi | 2024-10-10