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On a Mercator projection map, areas far from the equator appear much larger than they actually are. O True O False
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On a Mercator projection map, areas far from the equator appear much larger than they actually are.

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Answer: True

Explanation: The futher from the equator the shape of land gets biger go to thetrue of site and you could test it ur self

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