Refer to the figure below.
Estimate the average rate of change from A to B and from A to C using x = 85 m.
Given a contour map with two points P and Q on the map and corresponding points and
on the surface, the average rate of change from P to Q is
where Δaltitude (or elevation) is the change in height from to
, and Δhorizontal is the distance from P to Q.
Find how many level curves the segment spans.
spans level curves.
Using the contour interval given, find Δaltitude, the change in height from to
.
Δaltitude = m.
Find how many level curves the segment spans.
spans level curves.
Using the contour interval given, find Δaltitude, the change in height from to
.
Δaltitude = m.
Using the horizontal scale, estimate the distance (in meters) from A to B.
The distance from A to B is approximately m.
Using the horizontal scale, estimate the distance (in meters) from A to C.
The distance from A to C is approximately m.
Find the average rate of change from A to B. (Round your answer to four decimal places.)
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Find the average rate of change from A to C. (Round your answer to four decimal places.)
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