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What is a scale drawing?

Smaller representation maintaining proportions

What does a scale of 1:10001:1000 mean?

11 unit on drawing = 10001000 units in life

To find the real measurement from a scale drawing, what operation do you use?

Multiply by the scale factor

A map scale is 1:250001:25000. Two cities are 88 cm apart on the map. What is the real distance?

22 km

To find the drawing measurement from a real measurement, what operation do you use?

Divide by the scale factor

At scale 1:10001:1000, a ship is 34.534.5 cm long on the drawing. What is the real length?

345345 m

What equipment is essential for scale drawing questions in exams?

Ruler, protractor, calculator

What is a common mistake when working with scale drawings?

Forgetting to convert units in answer

When using a protractor to measure bearings, where do you measure angles from?

Clockwise from north

Which is a practical application of scale drawings?

Architectural plans for buildings

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