A scale was used to convert the actual height of a roller coaster track to the height shown in the picture below. The actual height of the track is 66 meters. Which scale could have been used to determine the height of the track in the picture? A. 1 cm = 66 m  B. 1 cm = 33 m C. 1 cm = 11 m

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A scale was used to convert the actual height of a roller coaster track to the height shown in the picture below. The actual height of the track is 66 meters.

Which scale could have been used to determine the height of the track in the picture?

A. 1 cm = 66 m 

B. 1 cm = 33 m

C. 1 cm = 11 m

D. 1 cm = 6 m

6 cm
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