If the contour interval of a map were halved, how many contour lines would be needed to show the same increase in elevation? A. half as many B. twice as many C. the same number

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If the contour interval of a map were halved, how many contour lines would be needed to show the same increase in elevation? A. half as many B. twice as many C. the same number

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The real answer is C. the same number!

Hazza answered Dec 16, 2019

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Hey, I know its late but the answer is C .

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the same number.

TJener answered Dec 19, 2019

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