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Important Questions on Map Scale

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
If 1 inch represents 3 miles, the R.F will be _____
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Convert the given Representative Fraction (R. F.) into Statement of Scale in the System of Measurement shown in parentheses:

1:50,000 (into metres)

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Convert the given Statement of Scale into Representative Fraction (R. F)

5 cm represents 10 km

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Statement of scale is simplest of the three methods.
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Convert the given Statement of Scale into Representative Fraction (R. F.).

1 cm represents 100 metres

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Convert the given Representative Fraction (R. F.) into Statement of Scale in the System of Measurement shown in parentheses:

1:126,720 (into miles)

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
According to the metric System of measurement 1Cm=_____ Millimetres.
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Convert the given Representative Fraction (R. F.) into Statement of Scale in the System of Measurement shown in parentheses:

1:100,000 (into km)

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Convert the given Statement of Scale into Representative Fraction (R. F.).

1 inch represents 1 yard

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Convert the given Statement of Scale into Representative Fraction (R. F)

2 inches represents 4 miles

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
In map scale R.F means Regional Fractions.
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Given R.F is 1: 243,450 then the statement of scale will be _____ in a metric system.
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
What are the two different systems of measurement?
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
The _____ scale is constructed by drawing a straight line first.
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
What are the major advantages of the graphical method?
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Construct a graphical scale when the given R. F. is 1:50,000 and read the distances in kilometre and metre.
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Which one of the following methods of scale is a universal method?
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Convert the given Representative Fraction (R. F.) into Statement of Scale in the System of Measurement shown in parentheses:

1:31680 (into furlongs)

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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Why is the Representative Fraction method called a Universal method?
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Geography>Practical Geography>Map Scale>Methods and Conversion of Scale
Graphical scale uses a vertical bar to show map distances and corresponding ground distances.