To find how many times bigger the billboard is than the drawing, we can divide the width of the billboard by the width of the drawing.
Billboard width / Drawing width = 32.8 ft / 0.59 ft
Dividing these two values, we get:
32.8 / 0.59 = 55.59
Therefore, the billboard is 55.59 times bigger than the drawing.
Answer: a. 55.59 times
A scale drawing for a 32.8-ft wide billboard is 0.59 ft wide. How many times bigger is the billboard than the drawing?
a. 55.59 times
c. 57.83 times
b. 56.79 times
d. 54.29 times
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