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4 years ago

Which statements describe how maps represent Earth's surface?

Biology

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Eddi Din [679]4 years ago

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Answer:

these are the options ;

They show all or part of Earth.

They have a three-dimensional surface.

They use symbols to represent land features.

They correspond to distances on Earth using a scale.

They represent the relative shape of Earth accurately.

Explanation:

i will choose this ;

They show all or part of Earth.

They use symbols to represent land features.

They correspond to distances on Earth using a scale.

- Maps are two-dimensional pictorial representation of Earth or part of Earth. Various symbols are used to depict features of land. Distances are scaled to actual distances. The Earth is roughly spherical in shape. This cannot be represented on two dimensional picture. Hence, the depiction of Earth is distorted in shape.

The correct options would be:

They show all or part of Earth.

They use symbols to represent land features.

They correspond to distances on Earth using a scale.

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