Explain how and why scaling is used to make and interpret maps
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You can explain how and why scaling is used to make and interpret maps and plans.
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The language 'for every' can be used to describe the relationship between the distance on the map and on the ground.
A double number line can represent the relationship between the distances.
The representation helps to identify the calculations needed to solve the problem.
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