Reproduce the scale drawing of tones front yard so that it has a scale of one box equals 10 feet which which shows the new scale drawing the original box was one box equals 5 feet choices are three and two the next box is six and three and the line and the next box is four and three, and the last box is 16 and 12
To reproduce the scale drawing of Tone's front yard with a scale of one box equals 10 feet, we need to determine the measurements of each side of the yard based on the given scale.
Given that the original scale is one box equals 5 feet, we can simply double the measurements to fit the new scale.
The original measurements for the yard were:
- First box: 5 feet
- Second box: 3 feet
- Third box: 3 feet
- Fourth box: 12 feet
To convert these measurements to match the new scale of one box equals 10 feet, we double each measurement:
- First box: 5 feet x 2 = 10 feet
- Second box: 3 feet x 2 = 6 feet
- Third box: 3 feet x 2 = 6 feet
- Fourth box: 12 feet x 2 = 24 feet
The new scale drawing would have the following measurements:
- First box: 10 feet
- Second box: 6 feet
- Third box: 6 feet
- Fourth box: 24 feet
Therefore, the correct choice is: The next box is six and three and the line, and the last box is 24 and 18.