Mathematics · Scales and Measurements
On a plan drawn with a wrong scale of 1 cm = 40 metres, a surveyor measured the distance between two spots and recorded it as 450 metres. If the correct scale of the map was actually 1 cm = 20 metres, then the actual distance between the spots is:
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- 1925 m
- 2825 m
- 3900 m✓
- 4875 m
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900 m
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