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This is actually an earth science question. What is the exact elevation of each point?
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This is actually an earth science question. What is the exact elevation of each point?

This is actually an earth science question. What is the exact elevation of each point-example-1
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Answer:

A = 100m

B = 120m

C = 170m

D = 160m

E = 190m

F = 145m

G = 130m

H = 170m

I = 100m

J = 95m

K = 100m

Step-by-step explanation:

A = 100m

B = 120m

C = 170m

D = 160m

E = 190m

F = 145m

G = 130m

H = 170m

I = 100m

J = 95m

K = 100m

The contour intervals are 10m apart, anything exactly between 2 contour lines is 5m, and the cut lines are depressions so insisted of going up they go down.

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