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Mathematics, 06.09.2021 17:00 sarah7484

On the previous slide is a drawing of the Apollo Lunar Module. It is drawn at a scale of 1 to 50. 1. The “legs” of the spacecraft are its landing gear. On the drawing each leg is about 7cm tall. Estimate the actual length of each leg on the sides. Show your work to prove your answer.

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