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The scale of a port used in the drawing is 1 in. = 4ft. The actual length of the porch is 11 1/2 ft. What is the length of the porch in the drawing? Please answer ASAP!

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The scale of a port used in the drawing is 1 in. = 4ft. The actual length of the porch is 11 1/2 ft....