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J v Girish

Sep 13, 2014

What is an equinox?

An equinox is a period in the orbit of a planet in which the planet's orbit and position cause the Sun to pass directly over the equator.On Earth, equinoxes appear around 22 September and 20 March every year, ...

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Difference between a map and plan?

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map is a visual representation of an area a symbolic depiction highlighting relationships between elements of that space such as objects regions and themes.
Plans are a set of two ...

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What are Plans?

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Lavanya

Aug 23, 2015

What is difference between map and plan

1. A map is a visual representation of an area—a symbolic depiction highlighting ...

Answer (1)
Class-VI
Geography
Maps

Baij Nath

Sep 10, 2014

What are Conventional Symbols?

conventional symbol is a symbol that has an understood or widely accepted interpretation.There are other conventional symbols that are easily recognizable. For example, we pledge allegiance to the flag, which i...

Answer (2)
Class-VI
Geography
Maps

Megha Anil

Mar 15, 2015

How are maps useful to us ?

Answer.

A map is a representation or a drawing of the earth’s ...

Answer (5)
Class-VI
Geography
Maps

Anshu

Aug 24, 2015

what are the limitations of a map

Following are the limitations of the maps -
a. Maps are two-dimensional so cannot depict the earth's curvature or land forms or terrain.
b. The scale effects can reduce the detailing of maps

Answer (1)
Class-VI
Geography
Maps

Baij Nath

Sep 10, 2014

What is Sketch?

A sketch is a drawing mainly based on memory and not on scale

Answer (2)
Class-VI
Geography
Maps

Baij Nath

Sep 10, 2014

What is the difference between cardinal and intermidiate directions?

There are four cardinal directions: North, East, South, and West.
The intermediate directions are the directions that lie between the four cardinal directions.
These intermediate ...

Answer (1)
Class-VI
Geography
Maps

Yash Goel

Mar 24, 2015

What is a map distance ?

A Scale is a ratio that represents the relationship between the actual distance on the ground and the distance on the map. The scale indicates how many units of the earth’...

Answer (1)
Class-VI
Geography
Maps

J v Girish

Sep 13, 2014

What is an equinox?

An equinox is a period in the orbit of a planet in which the planet's orbit and position cause the Sun to pass directly over the equator.On Earth, equinoxes appear around 22 September and 20 March every year, ...

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Class-VI
Geography
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NextGurukul Guest User

Sep 21, 2018

Difference between a map and plan?

Answer.

map is a visual representation of an area a symbolic depiction highlighting relationships between elements of that space such as objects regions and themes.
Plans are a set of two ...

Answer (1)
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Armoughan ahmad

Sep 19, 2014

What are Plans?

A plan is a re presentation or a drawing of a small area on a large scale

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