Which would be more likely to show a shallow, 1.5-meter-deep depression in the ground: a 1-meter contour interval or a 5-meter contour interval?

the 2nd one i just guessed but my instincts tell me it's right, and they are usually right. But if u really need help explaining, go ask a teacher or parent!! i mean i'm a singer, NOT a geologist

Answered by NikkiG | 2024-06-10

A 1-meter contour interval is more likely to show a shallow, 1.5-meter-deep depression than a 5-meter contour interval. The smaller interval provides more detail and can accurately depict smaller elevation changes. In contrast, a 5-meter interval may overlook such features due to its larger spacing.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-12-26