Asked by Angie
Gradient = change in elevation/distance traveled. When you're finding the gradient from two points, how do you find the change in elevation? How do you find the distance traveled?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Your definition is not quite right.
Gradient: change in elevation/HORIZONTAL distance traveled.
You get the horizontal distance traveled from the map scale.
Gradient: change in elevation/HORIZONTAL distance traveled.
You get the horizontal distance traveled from the map scale.
Answered by
Angie
what about change in elevation?
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