Mathematics, 21.04.2021 20:30 cadanceowasso

The Empire State Building is just over 1,450 feet tall. In anticipation of visiting this landmark on your vacation, you create a model of it using blocks. (I only need the scale factors) 1) Suppose you are making a model where one block represents 2 feet. About how many blocks tall is your model of the Empire State Building? What is the scale factor?
2) Suppose you are making a model where one block represents 5 feet. About how many blocks tall is your model of the Empire State Building? What is the scale factor?

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