You are making a blueprint of your bedroom and you plan to use a scale factor of . The actual width of your room is 14 ileet and the actual length of your room is 16 feet. Determine the width and length of your room on the blueprint. On the blueprint, your room will have a width of feet and a length of feet.

You are making a blueprint of your bedroom and you plan to use a scale factor of . The actual width of your room is 14 ileet and the actual length of your room is 16 feet. Determine the width and length of your room on the blueprint. On the blueprint, your room will have a width of feet and a length of feet.

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