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A small-scale map would provide overall flood risk in different areas, while a large-scale map could show flood risk near transportation infrastructure.
A small-scale map would provide overall flood risk in different areas, while a large-scale map could show flood risk near transportation infrastructure.
A large-scale map would allow comparisons of flood risk in different cities, while a small-scale map could show the flood risk for particular neighborhoods.
A large-scale map would allow comparisons of flood risk in different cities, while a small-scale map could show the flood risk for particular neighborhoods.
A large-scale map would show flood risk to different neighborhoods, while a small-scale map would show flood risk near your home.
A large-scale map would show flood risk to different neighborhoods, while a small-scale map would show flood risk near your home.
A small-scale map could help compare flood risk in different counties, while a large-scale map could show flood-risk in different states.
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The first option is the best choice for describing how multiple scales would be useful for studying flood risk:
"A small-scale map would provide overall flood risk in different areas, while a large-scale map could show flood risk near transportation infrastructure."
This option effectively highlights how different scales can provide a comprehensive understanding of flood risk—offering both a broad overview and detailed insights in specific contexts.
