If a poleline requires 24 poles per 1,000 meters, how many poles are needed for 2,000 meters?

To determine the number of poles required for 2,000 meters based on the rate of 24 poles per 1,000 meters, you can use a simple multiplication of the given ratio.

Since there are 24 poles for every 1,000 meters, if you double the distance to 2,000 meters, you will also double the number of poles needed. Therefore:

24 poles x 2 (because 2,000 meters is double 1,000 meters) equals 48 poles.

This calculation confirms that for every 1,000 meters, there are 24 poles, so for 2,000 meters, counting twice (once for each 1,000 meters), you will indeed need 48 poles.