The scale model of an airplane is 1:130, where 1 inch on the model is equal to 130 inches on the actual airplane. Which statement about the scale model is true?(1 point)
The correct answers are:
1. Mercury
2. Earth and Venus
3. The parts of the model are in the same proportions as the actual airplane.
4. 1 cm = 10,000 km
5. The diameter paper model is proportionally the same size as the diameter of planet Earth.
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D. The parts of the model airplane is in the same proportions as the actual airplane
These are the statements for the question 😁
Which one is correct??😕
A. the scale model is larger than the actual airplane
B. The scale model has the same working parts as the actual airplane
C. The scale model will perform the same as the actual airplane
D. The parts of the model airplane is in the same proportions as the actual airplane
Please answer
The answer is
d. Mercury
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To determine which statement about the scale model is true, we need to understand how the scale works. In this case, the scale of the model airplane is given as 1:130. This means that every 1 inch on the scale model represents 130 inches on the actual airplane.
Now let's consider the possible statements and determine which one is true:
1. The scale model is larger than the actual airplane.
2. The scale model is smaller than the actual airplane.
3. The scale model is the same size as the actual airplane.
To find the correct statement, we need to compare the size of the scale model to the actual airplane. Since the scale model is 1:130, which means it is a reduced representation, the correct statement is that the scale model is smaller than the actual airplane.
Therefore, the statement that is true is:
2. The scale model is smaller than the actual airplane.