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Question 5 1 pts Consider the parallel N/S lines that comprise the boundaries of each Range (like this R2E). Would it be possible for these lines to remain truly parallel to each other over great distances as you head toward the poles? (Hint: Consider the shape of lines of longitude. Aren't these lines really just like lines of longitude?) Yes, these lines could be maintained exactly parallel, not distorting the size of the sections between them. False, these lines could not be maintained perfectly parallel as all lines such as these must converge together toward the poles. This means there must be distortion and frequent offsets to correct for this problem.

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Consider the parallel N/S lines that comprise the boundaries of each Range (like this R2E). Would it be possible for these lines to remain truly parallel to each other over great distances as you head toward the poles? (Hint: Consider the shape of lines of longitude. Aren't these lines really just like lines of longitude?)
Yes, these lines could be maintained exactly parallel, not distorting the size of the sections between them.
False, these lines could not be maintained perfectly parallel as all lines such as these must converge together toward the poles. This means there must be distortion and frequent offsets to correct for this problem.

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