31-01-2017
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If you draw a 6 m wall with a scale of 1:100 how many mm will it be on the plan

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TroyScheer TroyScheer

31-01-2017

I believe the you would find that the wall would be 600 m which would give you 600,000 mm. (This is because there are 1000 mm in one m). Hope this helps!

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Anonymous Anonymous

31-01-2017

I believe the you would find that the wall would be 600 m which would give you 600,000 mm. (This is because there are 1000 mm in one m)

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