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3 years ago

How to do this and the answers.

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ANEK [815]3 years ago

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Answer:

I'm gonna estimate about 240 miles one way

Explanation:

You have a guide on the bottom right-hand corner of the map that tells you how many miles per that amount of distance. As you can see it is split off into tiles incremented by 30. What you do is take a ruler and measure that guide. For example, let's say the map is 9.5cm and the guide is 2cm per 60 miles. The next thing I would do is to measure the distance in centimeters of the physical map between point a and point b which is 8cm. Finally, I convert the centimeters into miles which is (8/2)*60 = 240.

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