Question
(1) Which device is flat?
(2) Which device is spherical?
(3) Which of these devices allows you to see the entire area of the earth at the same time?
(1) Which device is flat?
(2) Which device is spherical?
(3) Which of these devices allows you to see the entire area of the earth at the same time?
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Answer
(1) The world map and map of India are flat.
(2) The globe is spherical.
(3) The globe allows us to see the entire area of the earth at the same time.
(2) The globe is spherical.
(3) The globe allows us to see the entire area of the earth at the same time.
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