Question

explain the three ways in which distance on the map and distance on the ground is measured​

Answer 1

Answer:

The principal methods of measuring distance are the (1) pacing. (2) odometer. (3) taping or "chaining." (4) stadia.

Answer 2

The distance on the map is smaller than the corresponding distance on the ground. But the map always bears a definite proportion to the mapped area. The scale indicates the proportion which a distance between two points on a map bears to the distance between the corresponding points on the actual ground.