Hello, don't know what to search to find this. Need an example of an ad or product box or something that either shows a product image that is % or fraction of the actual size or maybe shows image that is enlarged to show detail and is printed as 'X' many times the actual size. Need it tonight for homework! Help!

Weird assignment. Check Google Images. Google for any product --- Campbell's soup or Cheerios or cake mix.

http://thelifeofjamie.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/cheerios.jpg

http://www.foodrenegade.com/pics/oatsnutritionvalues.jpg

http://thelifeofjamie.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/cheerios.jpg

http://www.foodrenegade.com/pics/oatsnutritionvalues.jpg

Hi, I need one that actually states what % or fraction or how many times enlarged or reduced it is. So we can figure it out proportions

Trying question again. Not sure what to search. Need for tonight's homework. An ad or product image that shows a product shown as not actual size and it needs to have something on it that says enlarged 6 times or shown 1/3 actual size or maybe shown 25% actual size. I need it to have something actually printed that gives a number for the reduction or enlargement so we an figure out how big it actually is from the image.

Hi, I need one that actually states what % or fraction or how many times enlarged or reduced it is. So we can figure it out proportions
That's your job. I showed you how to find one.

Take a ruler...

That's your job. I showed you how to find one.

Take a ruler....

Yeah so I tell that to my teacher, huh? No thanks. I'm sorry, no, you didn't show me what I was looking for and maybe I wasn't clear. I don't much appreciate the way you are posting. Is that the way you usually do things on AMHD?

Trying question again. Not sure what to search. Need for tonight's homework. An ad or product image that shows a product shown as not actual size and it needs to have something on it that says enlarged 6 times or shown 1/3 actual size or maybe shown 25% actual size. I need it to have something actually printed that gives a number for the reduction or enlargement so we an figure out how big it actually is from the image.

Hey! What gives? I re-posted a new question and it came into this old thread!

Since Wondergirl gave me useless answers so that it would be an unanswered question and someone actually helpful might see it and help me!

Hey! what gives?? I re-posted a new question and it came into this old thread!?

since Wondergirl gave me useless answers so that it would be an unanswered question and someone actually helpful might see it and help me!
WG gave you a way to begin searching.

Your threads were the same and have been merged. Starting a new thread won't help.

Have you looked around and Googled?

Perhaps writing out the entire assignment would help anyone who wants to contribute.

Yeah so I tell that to my teacher, huh? No thanks. I'm sorry, no, you didn't show me what I was looking for and maybe I wasn't clear. I don't much appreciate the way you are posting. Is that the way you usually do things on AMHD?

Here are the facts.

We don't do homework on this site. We will help, but we won't do the work for you. It's your assignment, which means you have to put in the effort.

Another fact, I balanced the disagree (reddie) you gave WG. She gets -1 for a reddie, and +5 for my balance. That means that she's now 4 points ahead because of your disagree. Disagrees are for factually incorrect posts only. Her post was not factually incorrect.

No ad is going to tell you what percentage it's enlarged. It's an ad, they only talk about the product, not the math they did to post the picture. That's your job, so do it!

The rules are that we won't do your homework, so yes, that's how we do things on AMHD. If you don't like it, feel free to go somewhere else. Don't bother giving me a reddie, someone will just balance it.

I suggest that you put your time to better use. Instead of fighting with the people on this site, do your work.

Also, your new post was added to this one because it's the same topic. Starting multiple threads about the same topic is also against the rules. The rules you agreed to when you joined this site.