Read a Thematic Map Class Boundary - Practice 2

A legend must say which class owns a boundary value.

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A legend must say which class owns a boundary value. Here lower bounds are included and upper bounds excluded: 10 <= x < 20 includes 10 but not 20. Color alone cannot settle an ambiguous legend.

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A value of 20 belongs to 20 <= x < 30, not 10 <= x < 20.

Legend boxes define 0 up to but not including 10, 10 up to but not including 20, and 20 up to but not including 30. Ten belongs to the middle class and twenty to the last.

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Doubling both width and height makes four times the area. This is why enlarging a map changes area faster than length.

Question 1 Legend 6: 50 <= x < 60; 60 <= x < 70; 70 <= x < 80. Which class contains x = 50? 70 <= x < 80 50 <= x < 60 60 <= x < 70

Question 2 Legend 7: 60 <= x < 70; 70 <= x < 80; 80 <= x < 90. Which class contains x = 70? 70 <= x < 80 60 <= x < 70 80 <= x < 90

Question 3 Legend 8: 70 <= x < 80; 80 <= x < 90; 90 <= x < 100. Which class contains x = 90? 70 <= x < 80 80 <= x < 90 90 <= x < 100

Question 4 Legend 9: 80 <= x < 90; 90 <= x < 100; 100 <= x < 110. Which class contains x = 89? 100 <= x < 110 80 <= x < 90 90 <= x < 100

Question 5 Legend 10: 90 <= x < 100; 100 <= x < 110; 110 <= x < 120. Which class contains x = 109? 100 <= x < 110 90 <= x < 100 110 <= x < 120

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