Mathematics, 05.12.2019 07:31 Osorio5116

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a statue that is 80 m tall stands on a 625m ^ 2 base an artist creates a replica ratio of 1: 15.

what is the area of the replica's base

a). 41.67m^2
b)2.78m^2
c)5.33m^2

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