If you have an accurate complete scale drawing and the scale which measurements of the object of the drawing can you find???

Question

I'm having problems and I'm very confused about this lesson in math

Answer 1

The trick is in the word "complete." A complete scale drawing of an object, i.e. a brick, would show the brick in three views: side, end, and top. In that case you could find the size of the object in all three dimensions. Alternatively if the drawing is a map, such as a drawing of a city block including several buildings, you could find the length and width of each building but not the height.