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The scale on a highway map is 5 cm: 50 km. Suppose you know that the actual distance between two towns is 240 km. On the map, the distance is 12 cm. Is the scale on the map corr…

The scale on a highway map is 5 cm: 50 km. Suppose you know that the actual distance between two towns is 240 km. On the map, the distance is 12 cm. Is the scale on the map corr…
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The scale on a highway map is 5 cm: 50 km. Suppose you know that the actual distance between two towns is 240 km. On the map, the distance is 12 cm. Is the scale on the map correct? Explain. .​

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The scale on the map is incorrect.

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The scale on a highway map is 5 cm: 50 km. Suppose you know that the actual distance-example-1
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