Scale 1:75 plan

0.0079 x 75 = 0.5925, um, you put an extra zero...
but the principle is that!
then you think, and if you find that the result is not coherent, well, it's that you have a problem!

moreover, whatever the scale (1/200, 1/200000....) the principle is always the same!!!
for example 1/2000 cm = 1 cm on paper > 2000 cm or 2 m in reality! always the same unit!
so if you manage with 1/100, it shouldn't be a problem for you!

Thank you, when measuring a facade that is 7.90 cm on the plan, what is its exact dimension in reality. Thank you very much.

Thank you for your help, but I can't seem to get attached to the 1.75. For the 7.90 cm facade, I find 2.55; am I right or completely wrong?

Well, you take a calculator!

Thank you, it's true I have one zero too many.
For 7.90 cm on the paper, I have 5.925 m in reality.
And for 3.5 cm in height, I have 2.625 m in reality.
Hoping that this is correct, I will be able to work on the plan. Thank you very much again for your assistance. Best regards.

1 cm = 75 cm