6 - The amount of detail shown on maps depends on which of the following? O a) The face measurement of the drawn area OB) Height of the area to be drawn from sea level OC) to the drawing technique OD) to surface shapes O TO) to the reduction ratio

6 - The amount of detail shown on maps depends on which of the following? O a) The face measurement of the drawn area OB) Height of the area to be drawn from sea level OC) to the drawing technique OD) to surface shapes O TO) to the reduction ratio

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The amount of detail shown on maps depends on which of the following?
O a) The face measurement of the drawn area
O B) Height of the area to be drawn from sea level
OC) to the drawing technique
D) to surface shapes
TO) to the reduction ratio

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