Exercise
Grid-Based Scale Drawing Calculations
Use grid systems to perform scale drawing calculations and measure geometric figures. Practice converting grid units to scaled real-world measurements.
Questions
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On a grid where 1 unit = 2 meters, a rectangular pool is 4 units by 7 units. What is actual length of the pool?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 3 feet, a square garden is 5 units on a side. What is actual perimeter of garden?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 5 miles, two landmarks are 6 units apart. What is actual distance between them?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 4 meters, a room is drawn as 3 units by 5 units. What is actual area?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 0.5 km, a trail is 9 units long. What is actual length of trail?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 10 feet, a patio has sides 2, 4, 2, 4 units. What is actual perimeter?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 6 inches, a model car is 3 units long. What is actual length?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 2.5 meters, a wall is 8 units long. What is actual length?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 15 feet, a building footprint is 4 units by 6 units. What is actual width (shorter side)?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 8 miles, a lake length is drawn as 4.5 units. What is actual length?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 3 meters, a triangle has sides 3, 4, 5 units. What is actual perimeter?
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On a grid where 1 unit = 4 feet, a fence length on grid is 11 units. What is actual length?