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6 inches

Step-by-step explanation:

If every 1 inches = 30 miles; there are 7 inches

Multiply 7 by 30 and get 210

Divide 210 by 35 and get 6 inches

God Bless! :)

City A and B are 122.5 miles apart on your map.

Step-by-step explanation:

First let's gather up the information:

Their map: 1 inch=30 miles

Your map: 2 inches-35 miles

Their map: 7 inches across

What about yours

Solving the

First let's find how far City A and City B are far across.

So there map is 7 inches across

and 1 inch=30 miles

so

7 multiplied by 30= 210 miles from City A to City B

But that is not the answer

We have to find how far are City A and City B on YOUR map. (not their's)

so

since there is 7 inches between

and 2 inches=35 miles

so...

2 multiplied by 3=6 inches

that 1 inch is going to be a 0.5 in this case

6+0.5=6.5 inches across

so City A and City B are 6.5 inches across

but we have to find it in miles

but..

we have to find the groups since this is by 2 inches

so..

7 divided by 2=3.5 inches

so..

since 2 inches=35 miles

35 times 3.5=

122.5 miles apart from City A and City B

It is mostly common sense if you actually think about it.

Hope I helped you find the answer to your question!!! ^_^

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