Question

cole is an urban planner. he wants to create a small scale drawing of a city block. the block is a square with sides of length 100 m. draw the city block such that 1 unit on the grid below represents 5 m.

Explanation:

Step1: Calculate grid units per side

To find how many grid units equal 100 m, divide the actual length by the scale factor:
$\frac{100}{5} = 20$

Step2: Correct the drawn square

Replace the existing 8-unit sides with sides that each span 20 grid units, keeping the shape a square with right-angle corners.

Answer:

Draw a square on the grid where each side measures 20 grid units (since 20 units × 5 m/unit = 100 m), with all corners as right angles, matching the square shape of the city block.