Consider the contour map in the figure, which has six points marked on it. Assume that...

 

 

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Consider the contour map in the figure, which has six points marked on it. Assume that points A and B correspond to summits, and that the contour lines have 40-foot intervals. Complete parts a through d. a. If you walk from A to C, do you walk uphill or downhill? O uphill O downhill b. Does your elevation change more in walking from B to D or from D to F? O B to D O D to F c. If you walk directly from E to F does your elevation increase, decrease, or remain the same? O A. Your elevation decreases. O B. Your elevation remains the same. O C. Your elevation increases. d. What is your net elevation change if you walk from A to C to D to A? feet E. B Consider the contour map in the figure, which has six points marked on it. Assume that points A and B correspond to summits, and that the contour lines have 40-foot intervals. Complete parts a through d. a. If you walk from A to C, do you walk uphill or downhill? O uphill O downhill b. Does your elevation change more in walking from B to D or from D to F? O B to D O D to F c. If you walk directly from E to F does your elevation increase, decrease, or remain the same? O A. Your elevation decreases. O B. Your elevation remains the same. O C. Your elevation increases. d. What is your net elevation change if you walk from A to C to D to A? feet E. B

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