Question

if the lines are close to each other in a Isopleth map then mention the change in the variable ​

Answer 1

The isopleth interval is the difference in value between two adjacent isopleths.

NOTE: If the point is NOT on an isopleth, the map only gives a range for the value, but an approximate value can be derived by assuming an even rate of change between the two isopleths and interpolating this APPROXIMATE VALUE.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer to this question is Gentle

Explanation:

Given - The Isopleth map then mention the change in the variable ​

To Find - If the lines are close to each other in an Isopleth map then mention the change in the variable.

Gentle the lines are close to each other in an Isopleth map then mention the change in the variable.

We can't think of ourselves as superior to others if we want to be gentle. Someone who is kind strives to help people, especially when they have been wronged, rather than displaying superiority. In John 8, when the Pharisees bring a woman who had been caught in adultery before Jesus, we get an illustration of kindness.

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