of a tract of 1. taken plane surveying, as its projection upon a horizontal plane. of much larger tracts of land such as a country or a land However, In the area is areas continent are taken as the a) projection of the tract surface at mean sea level b) actual the average elevation of the ground surface c) projection datum upon the earth's spheroidal area of the land surface as projected upon of the tract upon an arbitrarily chosen determined by averaging the elevations of cri- d) area tical reference points defining the surface e) area projected upon a plane parallel to the horizon- tal for 2. The hectare is the most commonly used unit of area large tracts of land. It is equal to d) 10000 sq m e) 1000 sq m a) 100 sq m b) 5000 sq m c) 1000 ares 3. The meridian distance of a line is defined as the the line t o the

of a tract of 1. taken plane surveying, as its projection upon a horizontal plane. of much larger tracts of land such as a country or a land However, In the area is areas continent are taken as the a) projection of the tract surface at mean sea level b) actual the average elevation of the ground surface c) projection datum upon the earth's spheroidal area of the land surface as projected upon of the tract upon an arbitrarily chosen determined by averaging the elevations of cri- d) area tical reference points defining the surface e) area projected upon a plane parallel to the horizon- tal for 2. The hectare is the most commonly used unit of area large tracts of land. It is equal to d) 10000 sq m e) 1000 sq m a) 100 sq m b) 5000 sq m c) 1000 ares 3. The meridian distance of a line is defined as the the line t o the

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