Question

each point on a map is a of a surface feature reduced in scale

Answer 1

the scale of a map is the ratios of a distance on the map to the corresponding it's is the ratios of the mapped point s scale to the nominal scale equal to a function of latitude only

Answer 2

This statement is true, each point on a map is a representation of the actual point on the ground, the actual ground is measured then reduced into a smaller size that can be drawn on paper by the aid of a scale, that is the only way an area can be represented on a map since the whole area cannot be drawn on paper, this also ensures convenience in the study of an area.

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