Comparing Different Map and Drawing Scales
Compare different map and drawing scales to determine relative sizes and representations. Learn to analyze and evaluate various scale formats.
Questions
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Map A has scale 1 cm = 10 km. Map B has scale 1 cm = 25 km. Which map shows greater detail?
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On Map X (1 in = 5 mi), distance is 6 in. On Map Y (1 in = 10 mi), what is map distance for the same route?
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Drawing 1 scale is 1:20. Drawing 2 scale is 1:50. Which drawing produces a larger drawing of the object?
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Map 1 scale: 1 cm = 4 km. Map 2 scale: 1 cm = 8 km. If actual distance is 32 km, what is distance on Map 1?
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Map 1 scale: 1 cm = 4 km. Map 2 scale: 1 cm = 8 km. If actual distance is 32 km, what is distance on Map 2?
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Scale A: 1 in = 12 ft. Scale B: 1 in = 24 ft. An object is 4 in on Scale A drawing. How long is it on Scale B drawing?
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Map 1 (1 cm = 15 km) distance is 4 cm. Map 2 (1 cm = 30 km) distance is X cm. What is X?
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Which of the following scale factors represents a reduction?
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Which of the following scale factors represents an enlargement?
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Plan A scale: 1 cm = 5 m. Plan B scale: 1 cm = 2 m. Which plan produces a larger drawing of the house?
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On Map 1 (1 in = 20 mi), two cities are 5 in apart. On Map 2, distance is 4 in. What is Map 2 scale?
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Model 1 scale is 1:100. Model 2 scale is 1:200. If Model 1 is 10 cm tall, how tall is Model 2?