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Lacey measured a community college and made a scale drawing. She used the scale 3 millimeters : 2 meters. A building at the college is 206 meters long in real life. How long is the building in the drawing?

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Based on the scale that Lacey used in measuring the college, we can infer that the building in the drawing would measure 309 mm.

Lacey uses a scale of 3 millimeters : 2 meters which means that every 2 meters in real life is 3 millimeters on the drawing.

Using direct proportion, the drawing length of the building is

3 mm        :          2 m

xmm         :           206 m

2x = 618

x = 618/ 2

= 309 mm

In conclusion, the building measures 309 mm on the drawing.

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