The floor area of the model in the image below is 500 square inches, and the floor area of the house is 1,280 square feet. If the model has a room with a side length of 5 inches, then what is the scale factor for the model to the actual floor?

The floor area of the model in the image below is 500 square inches, and the floor area of the house is 1,280 square feet. If the model has a room with a side length of 5 inches, then what is the scale factor for the model to the actual floor?

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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