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Mathematics, 26.09.2021 08:40 raymondleggett44

A figurine on a shelf is being recreated on paper. The figurine is 16 in tall and 4 in wide. The figure on the paper is 4 in tall. How wide is it on paper? HURRY PLZ I AM GOING TO RUN OUT OF TIME!! THIS IS WORTH 25 POINTS

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