Re: Road Scholar B
Posted: February 2nd, 2018, 3:58 pm
Someone else can post a question. I'm out of ideas right now.dxu46 wrote:Ahem...posting a question anybody?dxu46 wrote:Easy question. Your turn.Anomaly wrote:East to West
Someone else can post a question. I'm out of ideas right now.dxu46 wrote:Ahem...posting a question anybody?dxu46 wrote:Easy question. Your turn.Anomaly wrote:East to West
What color does pink represent on a topographic map?
Urban areas (cities, towns)Anomaly wrote:I'll go then...What color does pink represent on a topographic map?
Correct. Your turn.dxu46 wrote:Urban areas (cities, towns)Anomaly wrote:I'll go then...What color does pink represent on a topographic map?
Joe lives on the intersections of the west and south neat lines. He wants to go to the local pho store, whose noodles are really good! (Sorry I <3 pho). The pho store is exactly 2.5 minutes east of the northeast graticule tick mark. If there is a road running from Joe's house to the pho store, at what bearing would Joe be traveling on if he headed to the pho store? [spoiler]Hint: use trigonometry (tangent and arctangent are probably the easiest)[/spoiler]
Joe's house lies in the center of the NW1/4|S12 | T14N | R4W, how many feet is it to the crossing of his local PLSS Equator and Meridian?Hint: [spoiler]How many miles x miles is a section?... Use trig too[/spoiler]
Ted is at the bottom of a hill, holding a map. He sees that he is standing right on a contour line, yet it is unlabeled. He notices that a thicker contour line 40 feet above where he is standing is labeled "2450". He then proceeds to walk up the hill, crossing 6 contour lines and stopping at the seventh. What is his elevation after he has climbed the hill?
Answer: 2550 feet? (I'm not very good at reasoning stuff...)Tailsfan101 wrote:Let's start this up again...
Ted is at the bottom of a hill, holding a map. He sees that he is standing right on a contour line, yet it is unlabeled. He notices that a thicker contour line 40 feet above where he is standing is labeled "2450". He then proceeds to walk up the hill, crossing 6 contour lines and stopping at the seventh. What is his elevation after he has climbed the hill?
Correct! Your turn.rainbowunicorns wrote:Answer: 2550 feet? (I'm not very good at reasoning stuff...)Tailsfan101 wrote:Let's start this up again...
Ted is at the bottom of a hill, holding a map. He sees that he is standing right on a contour line, yet it is unlabeled. He notices that a thicker contour line 40 feet above where he is standing is labeled "2450". He then proceeds to walk up the hill, crossing 6 contour lines and stopping at the seventh. What is his elevation after he has climbed the hill?