Scale & Maps

A scale of $1:100,000$ means 1 cm on the map represents a real distance of ...

The distance between two cities on a map is 5 cm. If the scale is $1:200,000$, the real distance is ...

The real distance between two cities is 60 km. If the map scale is $1:1,500,000$, the map distance is ...

A room measures 8 cm on a floor plan with scale $1:150$. Its real length is ...

A building is actually 45 m tall. On a plan, its height is 9 cm. The scale of the plan is ...

A scale of $1:500$ means 1 cm on a plan represents ...

On a map with scale $1:1,000,000$, 1 cm represents a real distance of ...

Two places are 3 cm apart on a plan with scale $1:100$. The real distance is ...

On a map with scale $1:200,000$, a distance of 2 cm represents a real distance of ...

A table is 4 cm long in a drawing with scale $1:50$. Its real length is ...

The real distance between two cities is 24 km. If the map scale is $1:800,000$, the map distance is ...

A living room is 6 cm long on a plan with scale $1:150$. Its real length is ...

A tree is actually 8 m tall. In a drawing it is 4 cm tall. The scale of the drawing is ...

Two cities are 5 cm apart on a map with scale $1:250,000$. The real distance is ...

A garden on a plan with scale $1:400$ measures $9\text{cm}\times 5\text{cm}$. Its real length is ...

A map distance of 6 cm represents a real distance of 48 km. The map scale is ...

A map has scale $1:500,000$. The real distance between two cities is 35 km. The map distance is ...

A plan of a park has scale $1:250$. The rectangular park measures $12\text{cm}\times 8\text{cm}$ on the plan. Its real area is ...

The real distance from town A to town B is 80 km. On the map it is 4 cm. If the distance from town B to town C on the map is 5 cm, the real distance from B to C is ...

A plan has scale $1:1,200$. A garden side is actually 60 m long. Its length on the plan is ...