Final answer:
To calculate the area represented by each dot on the dot grid, you need to consider the scale of the map. With a scale of 330 ft. per inch, 1 dot represents (330^2 / 43,560) acres. With a scale of 25 chains per inch, 1 dot represents ((25 chains)^2 / 10) acres. And with a scale of 1 mile per inch, 1 dot represents ((1 mile)^2 / 640) acres.
Step-by-step explanation:
The conversion from dots to acres varies depending on the scale:
- (a) With a scale of 330 ft. per inch, we can calculate the area represented by each dot as follows:
1 sq.in. = 330^2 sq.ft.
1 acre = 43,560 sq.ft.
Therefore, 1 dot represents (330^2 / 43,560) acres. - (b) With a scale of 25 chains per inch, we can calculate the area represented by each dot as follows:
1 sq.in. = (25 chains)^2 sq.chains
1 acre = 10 sq.chains
Therefore, 1 dot represents ((25 chains)^2 / 10) acres. - (c) With a scale of 1 mile per inch, we can calculate the area represented by each dot as follows:
1 sq.in. = (1 mile)^2 sq.miles
1 acre = 640 acres
Therefore, 1 dot represents ((1 mile)^2 / 640) acres.