Geography Mapwork: How to calculate Gradient (Slope) on a map

Using a topographic map of Zebedila, Limpopo to calculate Gradient (slope) on a map in Geography mapwork/ map skills.
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[@PeacefulRocketship-fj6fp]

How did you get 1.9cm.

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You’re one of the students who don’t listen in class 🤣 (kidding)
1.9 cm is measured with the ruler on the map between two points

[@AlwandeDlamini-0309]

What if the answer has two numbers before the comma?...for example 18,2 must i write it as 1:18,2

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You can round off to the nearest 10. In your example you will write 1:18 which is a very steep gradient 🙂

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[@user-mf7ww7yv8f]

Aren't u supposed to divide the horizontal equilibrium with 500 coz we 're using topographic map not orthophoto map??

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No no. Don’t confuse yourself. This is gradient not vertical exaggeration 🙂

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No , to make things simpler you multiply the distance in cm by 500

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So your answer must be in ratio form??

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Is it comma or point

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Where?

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How did you know the area

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Which area?

[@PrudenceGumede-ge8vp]

Its gave me 0.312

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cm × cm= cm²

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We not calculating area

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[@PROTO454]

When i was dividing 296,7 and 950 it gave me 0,312315785

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We want to get a ratio. Listen carefully to what I say on that part 🙂 296,7/296,7 / 950/296,7 which is 1/?? therefore 1 : ? 😉

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[@StanfordKonga-ew9vu]

That's because he didn't Multiply 950 with 500. 950x500=475000.
2967/475000. Now divide these two figures with 2967 to get 1:160.09