(Consider This) The lines on a topographical map are analogous to a(n) :

A) series of demand curves.
B) series of supply curves.
C) indifference map.
D) series of budget constraints.

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(Consider This) The lines on a topographical map are analogous to a(n) :A)  series of demand curves.B)  series of supply curves.C)  indifference map.D)  series of budget constraints.

Brooklynn Smith · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  The lines on a topographical map show points of equal elevation, similar to how the contour lines on an indifference map show points of equal preference. The other options are not relevant to the terrain features represented on a topographical map.

(Consider This) The lines on a topographical map are analogous to a(n) :

A) series of demand curves.
B) series of supply curves.
C) indifference map.
D) series of budget constraints.

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