a certain map shows two roads. road a is 1 1/4 miles long but is 1 1/2 inches long on the map. what the unit rate for inches per miles on this map? if road b is 10 miles long, how long is road b on the map?

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Answer:

30 inches

Step-by-step explanation:

Length of road A = 1¼ miles

Length of road A on map = 1½ inches

Unit rate for inches per miles on the map = 1½ inches ÷ 1¼ miles = ³/2 ÷ ⁵/4 = ³/2 × ⅘ = ⁶/5 inches per mile

Length big Road B on map:

Road B actual length = 10 miles

Thus, using the unit rate of ⁶/5 inches to 1 mile, length of road B on map would be calculated as shown below:

⁶/5 × 10 = 6*5 = 30 inches

Road B is 30 inches long on the map.