8-48.You are using a military grid mapand you provide a six-digitcoordinate for a location. Howaccurately have you located thispoint?1.Within a 1000-meter square2.Within a 100-meter square3.Within a 10-meter square4.Within a 1-meter square8-49.Figures 9-18 and 9-19 show some ofthe marginal information of thefrid map. Which of the followingitems are part of the marginalinformation?1.Index to state boundaries2.Latitude and longitude of theSW corner of the grid map3.Both 1 and 2 above4.Grid northLearning Objective: Identifyconcepts of conic, gnomonic, andpolyconic projections. Recognizecharacteristics of conformality.8-50.In figure 9-20, what point is theapex of the cone?1.North Pole2.South Pole3.Equator4.30th parallel8-51.What is the difference between agnomonic projection and a conicprojection of the polar region?1.In the gnomonic projection, thecone is cut and flattened outto form a map; whereas, theconic projection will appear asis2.In the gnomonic projection, thepoints lying close together oneither side of the meridianalong which the cone is cutwill be widely separated on themap; whereas, the conicprojection will give acontinuous and contiguous viewof the area3.In the conic projection, thecone is cut and flattened outto form a conformal map;whereas, the gnomonicprojection will appear as is4.In the conic projection, thecone is cut and flattened outto form a map; whereas, thegnomonic projection will appearas is8-52.A Mercator projection is useful asa navigational chart due to whichof the following factors?1.Directional conformity only2.Distance conformity only3.Distance and directionalconformity4.Distance conformity and neardirectional conformity8-53.Conformity for projections meetswhich of the followingdescriptions?1.Meridians are parallel to eachother and equidistant fromparallels2.Direction is relative to thepoint occupied3.Distance is proportional to thelocation4.Distance scale is the same fornorth and south as east andwest57
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