The question is Explain the following statement scale to a primary student

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Scale: 1 cm on paper shows a bigger real size!

Step-by-step solution

4 steps
  1. Imagine a huge playground.

    It's too big to fit on your paper!
    We draw a tiny picture of it. This tiny picture uses a scale.

  2. Scale tells us how the tiny picture matches the real thing.

    Example: Scale 1:1001 : 100 means

    1 cm on paper=100 cm real life.1~\text{cm on paper} = 100~\text{cm real life}.
  3. Try it!

    Paper distance: 3 cm.
    Real distance:

    3×100=300 cm=3 meters.3 \times 100 = 300~\text{cm} = 3~\text{meters}.
  4. Another fun example — toy car!

    Real car: 4 meters long.
    Scale 1:501 : 50.
    Toy car length:

    450=0.08 meters=8 cm.\frac{4}{50} = 0.08~\text{meters} = 8~\text{cm}.

    Scale makes big things small so we can see them all!
    Scale: 1 cm on paper shows a bigger real size!

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