It depends on the question. If it is to do with bearings or orientation, the answer should be pretty obvious.
a scale model ~aka~(Scale drawing) in math terms is - The process of drawing a figure either enlarged or reduced in size from its original size. Usually the scale is given, as on a map 1 inch equals 10 miles.----http://dpi.wi.gov/standards/mathglos.html
it is related to math because the amount of map spaces is the amount you color using the therom you want to use.
A scale of 1 inch in math typically refers to a proportional representation of a measurement, where 1 inch on a map, drawing, or model corresponds to a specific real-world distance or size. For example, a scale of 1 inch to 100 miles indicates that each inch on the map represents 100 miles in reality. This concept helps in visualizing and understanding spatial relationships and dimensions in various contexts.
It depends what classes you take in math.
220 for math and 212 for la
You should probably finish your question.
= Define the term map as used in engineering drawing?" =
a scale model ~aka~(Scale drawing) in math terms is - The process of drawing a figure either enlarged or reduced in size from its original size. Usually the scale is given, as on a map 1 inch equals 10 miles.----http://dpi.wi.gov/standards/mathglos.html
map
It is not possible to answer the question without information about the scale used in drawing the map, But it would be more than 150 miles
A plat map or a survey of the property in question
Engineering drawing shows the proper map of building which helps in deriving the estimation cost of building and also help in planning of construction.
You map out a watershed by getting a pencil or pen and drawing a river and then you pentonily write above the accurate drawing the hydenous title that would suit your drawing.
a map
picture
A map symbol is a drawing such as a little airplane or train that represents respectively an airport or a train station.
what is a drawing that indicates directions on a map especially cardinal and intermediate directions