alleryWhy are mountains exaggerated on raised relief globes?
AMountains grow each year
BPaper is too thick to print them
COtherwise they are barely visible
DIt lowers the production cost
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Otherwise they are barely visible
1. A globe is a small-scale model of a huge planet.
2. At true scale, elevations and depressions would be barely noticeable.
3. So they are purposely exaggerated, not because of cost or paper thickness.
_Source: Wikipedia, Globe, Terrestrial and planetary_
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