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Mathematics, 21.09.2020 01:01 tiaragirl923

The local supermarket is planning to fit a recycling centre in its car park. The plan that they are looking at is on a scale of 1:200.
On the plans, the recycling centre measures 5cm by 2 cm.
How big will it be in real life?
5 cm by 400 cm
1,000 cm by 400 cm
100 cm by 40 cm
500 cm by 400 cm

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