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the willis tower is 1450 feet tall. jeff wanted to make a scale model for his class pro...
Mathematics, 07.03.2020 04:56 safiyabrowne7286
HELP!!
the willis tower is 1450 feet tall. jeff wanted to make a scale model for his class project, but his mother's car can hold only a 36 in. tall model. what scale factor should jeff use to create his model? show your work.
Please model this as it is requred
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