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The distance between two places X and Y is 600 km . If it is represented in a map by 40 cm, what is the scale of this map for 1 cm?
Given :
Distance between X and Y = 600 km
It is represented in 40 cm map.
1 cm =?
To do:
We have to find the scale of the map.
Solution :
600 km is represented in 40 cm map, which means 600 is divided into 40 divisions.
Let 1 cm is represented by x km.
Therefore,
$600:40=x:1$
$\frac{600}{40}=\frac{x}{1}$
$x=15\times1$
$x=15$
The scale of the map for 1 cm is 15 km.
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