Seńor ochoa is planting a garden in the corner of his yard. before he does any planting, however, he wants to make a scale drawing showing where he wants each vegetable and fruit to go. so far, he has drawn the perimeter of his garden. the actual length of the vertical and horizontal legs of his triangular garden is 3 meters. what is the scale of his drawing? cm = 1 m

note that the actual length of the triangular is 3 meters for the legs.

"the actual length of the vertical and horizontal legs of his triangular garden is 3 meters."

the measurements given is 6 cm for the legs. divide 6 with 3.

6/3 = 2

this means that for every single meter, there is 2 centimeters

2 cm = 1 m

the scale is 1: 2 (meters: centimeters), or in the case of your answer, it is 2: 1 (centimeters first: then meters)

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