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The statue of liberty is approximately 150 feet tall from the base to the tip of the torch. A scale model is built that is 3 feet tall. If painting the scale model requires 5 cans of paint, approximately how many cans of paint would be required to paint the real Statue of Liberty? (Assume that paint is used at the same rate on the real statue as it is on the model.)
A. 50
B. 250
C. 2,500
D. 10,000
E. 12,500
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A. 50
B. 250
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26 Nov 2019, 06:57
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The painting would depend on the AREA and here we have just height.
So, I would assume that all the dimensions are in the same ratio, and let me take a square ....
The ratio of area is SQUARE of the ratio of sides, so sides = 3:150
The ratio of Area = 3*3:150*150=1:2500
So if 1 square unit requires 5 cans, 2500 sq unit would require 5*2500=12500 cans.
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Here if we assume figure to be a cube, then we would get a different answer. could you please clarify, how can i restrict my understanding to 2d figure?
Here if we assume figure to be a cube, then we would get a different answer. could you please clarify, how can i restrict my understanding to 2d figure?
