Questions: Question 28 0.25 pts Which is the best description of the route from "E" to "Z" on this map? Goes downhill to the beach more gently than from "E" to "X" Goes downhill to the beach more steeply than "E" to "X" Goes uphill first, then downhill to the beach Stays at the same elevation the whole way down to the beach - Previous Next

Question 28 0.25 pts Which is the best description of the route from "E" to "Z" on this map? Goes downhill to the beach more gently than from "E" to "X" Goes downhill to the beach more steeply than "E" to "X" Goes uphill first, then downhill to the beach Stays at the same elevation the whole way down to the beach - Previous Next
Transcript text: Question 28 0.25 pts Which is the best description of the route from "E" to "Z" on this map? Goes downhill to the beach more gently than from "E" to "X" Goes downhill to the beach more steeply than "E" to "X" Goes uphill first, then downhill to the beach Stays at the same elevation the whole way down to the beach - Previous Next
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Elevation Changes
  • The map shows contour lines with elevations marked at 20 ft intervals.
  • "E" is at 80 ft and "Z" is at 100 ft.
Step 2: Analyze the Route from "E" to "Z"
  • Moving from "E" to "Z" involves crossing contour lines from 80 ft to 100 ft.
  • This indicates an uphill route.
Step 3: Compare with Other Routes
  • The other options mention routes to the beach, which is at 0 ft.
  • The route from "E" to "Z" does not involve going to the beach but rather going uphill.

Final Answer

  • The best description of the route from "E" to "Z" is that it goes uphill.
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