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What is the primary characteristic of a linear scale?
What is the primary characteristic of a linear scale?
Which of the following best describes a statement of scale?
Which of the following best describes a statement of scale?
What does R.F. stand for in types of scale?
What does R.F. stand for in types of scale?
What type of scale is represented as a fraction, such as R.F. = $rac{1}{63360}$?
What type of scale is represented as a fraction, such as R.F. = $rac{1}{63360}$?
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In which type of scale is distance not shown as a graphical line?
In which type of scale is distance not shown as a graphical line?
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What is the primary purpose of a tourist map?
What is the primary purpose of a tourist map?
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Which of the following features is characteristic of a road map?
Which of the following features is characteristic of a road map?
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What is the function of a map's scale?
What is the function of a map's scale?
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Which statement is true regarding the representation of roads on a road map?
Which statement is true regarding the representation of roads on a road map?
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Which type of map would primarily inform about local landmarks for travelers?
Which type of map would primarily inform about local landmarks for travelers?
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Study Notes
Types of Scale
- Three types of scale exist
- Linear scale: A scale shown in the form of a line
- Statement of scale: A scale expressed as a statement e.g., 1 cm = 1 kilometer
- Representative fraction (RF): An international scale, representing distance through a fraction; e.g., RF = 1/63360
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This quiz explores the various types of scales used in measurement, including linear scales, statements of scale, and representative fractions. Test your understanding of how these scales represent distances and values in different contexts.