a. SCALE RATIO. What scale ratios are suitable to replace the following equivalence scales: 1cm=245m, 1cm=250cm, 1cm=250cm, 1cm=500cm, 1cm-1.5km, 1mm-50m, and 1cm-25km. b. SCALE RATIO. The measured ground distance between two points is 3,525.65m. If the corresponding distance between the two points on a map is 2.35 cm, determine the scale of the map c. EQUIVALENCE SCALES. On a map with a scale of 1cm=150m, the measured length of a concrete fence is 0.20m. Determine the equivalent ground length in kilometers. d. EQUIVALENT SCALES. The total length of a closed plane table traverse is 2375m. When plotted it fails to close by 0.75 cm. If the map scale is 1cm=25m, what misclosure (in meters) is obtained?

a. SCALE RATIO. What scale ratios are suitable to replace the following equivalence scales: 1cm=245m, 1cm=250cm, 1cm=250cm, 1cm=500cm, 1cm-1.5km, 1mm-50m, and 1cm-25km. b. SCALE RATIO. The measured ground distance between two points is 3,525.65m. If the corresponding distance between the two points on a map is 2.35 cm, determine the scale of the map c. EQUIVALENCE SCALES. On a map with a scale of 1cm=150m, the measured length of a concrete fence is 0.20m. Determine the equivalent ground length in kilometers. d. EQUIVALENT SCALES. The total length of a closed plane table traverse is 2375m. When plotted it fails to close by 0.75 cm. If the map scale is 1cm=25m, what misclosure (in meters) is obtained?

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