Scale factor: 3:1 6 in b 15 in Scale drawing a Object A. Side a is 12 inches long and side b is 3 inches long. B. Side a is 5 inches long and side b is 2 inches long. C. Side a is 12 inches long and side b is 4 inches long. D. Side a is 45 inches long and side b is 18 inches long.
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