Mathematics, 04.11.2021 14:00 SuperWoman9172

A certain blueprint shows two fences. Fence A is 1 is 15 feet long but is 15 inches long on the blueprint.
What is the unit rate for inches per foot on this blueprint? If fence B is 2 feet long, how long is fence B
on the blueprint?
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