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3 kilometres.
When interpreting a map, the scale is the relationship between reality and its representation on the map. This scale should be understood as 1 centimetre/300,000 centimetres, meaning that 1 cm on the map is equivalent to 3 kilometres in reality.
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3 kilometres.
300 metres.
30 kilometres.
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