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Calculate the area of a map whose length is 6cm and width 4cm. The map scale given is 2cm to 1km or 1:50,000. Example​

Calculate the area of a map whose length is 6cm and width 4cm. The map scale given is 2cm to 1km or 1:50,000. Example​
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Calculate the area of a map whose length is

6cm and width 4cm. The map scale given is
2cm to 1km or 1:50,000.
Example​

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User Adam Bardon
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Answer:

12 km

Step-by-step explanation:

A= lw

6 cm x 4 cm = 24 cm

24 cm / 2 cm = 12 km

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