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What does all maps lie flat and all flat maps lie means?
When maps lie flat, they lie because they aren't accurate representations of earth. It means all maps have some distortion- when put flat, it distorts the shape of the land because the earth is actually a sphere.
What traits do all maps share?
coordinates
Does all map of earth distort the shapes and sizes of landmasses?
All flat maps do, globes do not.
What do all flat maps have in common?
they are all distorted. distorted- misrepresented, garbled. ---- ur welcome! ; )
All flat maps are projections that must distort at least one what properties?
yes
What do all maps share?
All maps share a common purpose of representing geographical features and locations. They typically include a scale, orientation (north direction), and legend/key to interpret the symbols used. Maps also help users navigate and understand spatial relationships.
What one direction boys share a flat?
Louis Tomlison and Harry Styles share a flat. Zayne Malik, Niall Horan, and Liam Payne all own their own, but all four of their flats are very close to each other.
Why are all maps distorted?
Cause a map is flat, and the Earth is curved. Can't force a curved image onto a flat surface w/o losing something.
All flat maps are projections that must distort at least one what properties distance shape size and what else?
DIRECTION
Can you use all the maps in halo reach?
well I am not sure what you are asking but I will answer both ways. option 1:No you can not play all ORIGINAL halo maps, but you can download them from file share. option 2: yes you can play all maps from the start of the game!
Describe how is Samba's handling of users differs from that of NFS?
NFS directory hierarchies are mounted by root and NFS maps users on the client to usres on the server. A Samba share is mounted by a nonroot user an all accesses to that share occurs as in that user's name.
Why are the flat maps not completely accurate when showing the world?
The biggest thing is that maps are flat and the Earth is round. Just like you can't peel an orange into all-flat pieces, you can't force a completely true picture of something rounded onto a flat surface. And just like if you flatten an orange peel, some parts will shrink and some parts will stretch. For maps this means that features - like coast lines will change shape and true position WRT each other when you go from rounded to flat. Since Anaximander, the Greek philosopher, first drew his interpretation of the world to todays maps, there have been significant changes. As the world is constantly changing paper maps are less reliable the older they are.
