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ISBN: 9781259570643

Author: Navidi

Publisher: MCG

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Chapter 2.4, Problem 1CYU

The population of country A is twice as large as the population of country B. True or false: If images are used to represent the populations, both the height and width of the image for country A should be twice as large as the height and width of the image for country B.

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