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How do you determine the slope of the central highlands?

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Answered by kasperkartik18
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Answer:

This part of peninsular plateau lies to the north of river Narmada. It largely

covers the region of Malwa Plateau to the west and Bundelkhand to the

east.

To the south of Central Highland is the Vindhyas and to the north west is the

Aravalli range.

The slope of the Central Highland is from southwest to northeast as the

rivers like Chambal, Sind and Betwa flow in that particular direction.

The Central Highland is wide towards the west and narrow towards the east.

Explanation:

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Answered by smartbrainz
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To determine the slope of the central highland we use the rays of the sunlight.

Explanation:

  • The angle at which the rays of light it is striking the ground just below the central highland is is viewed and is measured by using an appropriate instrument for measuring the direction and the angle of the Sun.
  • then the angle which is adjacent to it is defined as the slope of the central highlands. The similar concept is used for measuring the slope of mountains.

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