Mathematics, 17.01.2021 09:40 Yailynn7004

The organizers of a running race made a poster showing a scale drawing of the race route. The route follows a rectangular path with a length of 3 km and width of 2 km, and finishes back at the starting line.
The scale of the drawing is 8 in = 1/2 km

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