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प्रश्न
Look at the map of India below and find the states these children are talking about. Answer the question.
- If 1 cm on the map shows 200 km on the ground, use this scale to find out:
Estimate, how far is Jaipur from Bhopal?
On the map = ______ cm
On the ground = ______ km
उत्तर
On the map, the distance between Bhopal and Jaipur is about 2.4 cm.
And Scale is 1 cm = 200 km
So, the distance between Bhopal and Jaipur on the ground
= 2.4 × 200 km
= 480 km
Thus, On the map = 2.4 cm.
On the ground = 480 km.
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