Geography · Map Scale and Measurement
Two measurement systems (Metric and British/Imperial) are used to represent scales on maps. Identify the odd pair that combines units from different systems: Set I (Metric System) Set II (Imperial System) (A) Centimeter (i) Inch (B) Meter (ii) Feet (C) Kilometer (iii) Mile (D) Decimeter (iv) Furlong Which of the following pairings correctly matches a Metric unit with an Imperial unit representing the 'odd one out' from their respective standard pairings?
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- 1(A) and (ii)
- 2(B) and (iv)
- 3(B) and (iii)✓
- 4(D) and (i)
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(B) and (iii)
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