Question

a photograph is 5.5in long and 3.6 in wide it must be enlarged so that both dimensions are 2.6 times greater how wide will the photograph be then

Answer 1

To find the new width of the photograph, we need to multiply the original width by the scale factor of 2.6:

New width = Original width x Scale factor

New width = 3.6 in x 2.6

New width = 9.36 in (rounded to two decimal places)

Therefore, the new width of the photograph will be approximately 9.36 inches when both dimensions are enlarged by a factor of 2.6.