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On a site plan, what is meant by a scale that reads [tex]$SCALE: 1^{\prime \prime}=20^{\prime}-0^{\prime \prime}$[/tex]?

A. Every inch represents 20".
B. Every inch represents [tex]$20^{\prime}$[/tex].
C. Every foot represents 20".
D. Every foot represents [tex][tex]$20^{\prime}$[/tex][/tex].

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The notation "SCALE: 1'' = 20'-0''" on a site plan specifies the scale of the drawing in terms of how an inch on the drawing corresponds to feet in the real world. Here’s a step-by-step explanation:

1. The notation "1''" represents one inch on the site plan, which is the drawing or the representation.
2. The notation "20'-0''" represents twenty feet and zero inches in the real world (actual size).

So, interpreting this scale:

- For every inch (1'') on the drawing, it corresponds to twenty feet (20') in reality.

Therefore, the correct explanation for the given scale is:

every inch represents [tex]\(20^{\prime}\)[/tex]
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