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To find the change in size of Julie's watercolor painting, we can use the concept of proportions.
Let's set up a proportion to solve for the new length of the painting:
New width / actual width = new length / actual length
We are given that the new width is 4 inches, the actual width is 16 inches, and the new length is 7 inches. We need to find the actual length.
Let's substitute the given values into the proportion:
4 / 16 = 7 / actual length
Now we can cross-multiply:
4 * actual length = 16 * 7
Simplifying:
4 * actual length = 112
Dividing both sides by 4:
actual length = 112 / 4
actual length = 28 inches
Therefore, the actual length of Julie's watercolor painting is 28 inches.
To find out the size of the painting after the photocopy, you need to use proportions.
First, let's set up the proportion:
(actual painting width) / (actual painting length) = (photocopy width) / (photocopy length)
Substituting the values given:
16 inches / unknown length = 4 inches / 7 inches
To solve for the unknown length, cross multiply:
16 inches * 7 inches = unknown length * 4 inches
112 inches² = 4 inches * unknown length
Now, divide both sides of the equation by 4 inches:
(112 inches²) / 4 inches = unknown length
Simplifying the equation:
28 inches = unknown length
Therefore, the actual painting length is 28 inches.
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