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Convert Map Length to Ground Distance - Practice 2

Multiply the stated map length by the ground distance represented by one map unit.

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Multiply the stated map length by the ground distance represented by one map unit. Use the printed numbers, not a ruler on a resized screen. These flat practice maps are invented.

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If 1 map cm represents 2 km, a 4 cm route represents 8 km.

A four-division scale bar labels 0, 2, 4, 6 and 8 km. Each nominal one-map-centimeter division represents two kilometers. The on-screen size is not guaranteed to measure four centimeters.
A four-division scale bar labels 0, 2, 4, 6 and 8 km. Each nominal one-map-centimeter division represents two kilometers. The on-screen size is not guaranteed to measure four centimeters.
Question 1 Fictional map 6: 1 map cm represents 4 km. A marked route measures 7 map cm. How many km does it represent?
Question 2 Fictional map 7: 1 map cm represents 2 km. A marked route measures 8 map cm. How many km does it represent?
Question 3 Fictional map 8: 1 map cm represents 3 km. A marked route measures 9 map cm. How many km does it represent?
Question 4 Fictional map 9: 1 map cm represents 4 km. A marked route measures 10 map cm. How many km does it represent?
Question 5 Fictional map 10: 1 map cm represents 2 km. A marked route measures 11 map cm. How many km does it represent?