If the legend indicates that one inch on the map equals
100 miles, then:
1. How many miles w...
Geography, 25.09.2021 05:30 stalley1521
If the legend indicates that one inch on the map equals
100 miles, then:
1. How many miles would three inches equal?
2. How many miles would ten inches equal?
If the legend indicates that one centimeter on the map equals 30 kilometers, then:
3. How many kilometers would four centimeters equal?
4. How many kilometers would eight centimeters equal?
If the legend indicates that one inch equals 50 miles, then:
5. How many miles would 7 inches equal?
6. How many miles would 12 inches equal?
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