Question 2 A photograph measures five inches wide and six inches long. The picture is enlarged to fit on a wall. If the new larger picture is 150 inches wide, how long is it? 180 inches 210 inches 250 inches 200 inches Previous

When enlarging a photograph, it’s important to maintain the same aspect ratio. The original photograph dimensions are 5 inches (width) and 6 inches (length), giving us an aspect ratio of 5:6. If the new width is 150 inches, we can find the new length using the ratio: (5/6) = (150/x), where x is the new length. Cross-multiplying gives us x = (150 * 6) / 5, which simplifies to 180 inches. Now, let’s talk about why aspect ratios matter! Maintaining the aspect ratio ensures that the image doesn’t get distorted. Imagine stretching a photo out of proportion—yikes! You might end up with a long, skinny version of your favorite moment, which is definitely not what you want when showcasing a memory on your wall!