What are the eight-digit grid coordinates for benchmark 86 (circled in red)?

Mathematics

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Alex777 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

An eight-digit grid coordinate gives a precision to the nearest 10 meters

Step-by-step explanation:

Grid coordinates are meant to accurately direct to a specific location, using a map that comes with vertical and horizontal lines of equal spacing and numbers attached to each line to map out a location. The crossing vertical and horizontal lines have unique numbers and form small squares known as grid squares.

The more digits in the coordinate of a point the increase in precision an eight- digit gives a precision to the nearest 10 meters

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