Pts a position in the nad83 family of datums

Question 2
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A position in the NAD83 family of datums typically differs by up to 1 to 2 meters from that same
position in the WGS84 family of datums, even since the very start of the WGS84
True

False
Question 3
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Positional differences due to the datum shift between NAD83(HARN) and NAD83(CORS96)
are typically in what range?
Question 4
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Positional differences due to the datum shift between NAD83(CORS2011) and ITRF08 are
typically in what range?
Question 5
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Grid north is in the direction of a coordinate system Y axis

Question 6
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Both Lambert Conformal Conic and Azimuthal projections are used in the state plane system
True
False
IncorrectQuestion 7
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There are 120 UTM zones
Question 8
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The Lambert conformal conic projections used in the state plane coordinate system intersect the
globe along two lines
Question 9
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You must create a statewide map of Oklahoma. Choose the projection you would select from to
minimize average distortion over a single data layer covering the entire state.

Question 10
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You must create a statewide map of Illinois. Choose the projection you would select from to
minimize average distortion over a single data layer covering the entire state.

A standard Mercator, intersecting at the equator
Azimuthal, touching at a point near the center of the state
Lambert Conformal Conic
Transverse Mercator
Quiz 4
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PartialQuestion 1
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Most maps, whether digital or harcopy, usually contain the following map elements (check all
that apply):
IncorrectQuestion 2
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When digitizing new features in a map, the preferred method for resolving "common feature"
inconsistency is to: