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If two cities on a map are 8 cm apart. if the map's scale is 2 cm 1 km how far are the cities apart in reality?
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4 kilometres.
Every 2 centimetres you will have travelled 1 kilometre. As 2 goes into 8 four times we have 4 kilometres.
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