Geography Mapwork: Average Gradient

[@nomsangwenya4537]

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[@gugu.mngome]

Omg this was sooo helpful , after failing my mapwork test I decided to watch this I finally understand 😭🙏🏽

[@SosoQagana-hc1vp]

"Best '1s' you've ever had."😂
Humour with important information is very useful with students. Thank you sir. Earned a subscriber.❤

[@This_user660]

Excellent lesson.

[@rosa_6054]

Very informative, thank you very much Sir👍🏼

[@buggzybalsak1199]

Made my geo go from a 43 in g10 to a 67 in g11

[@SONO4B11T]

How are your marks now ?

[@heavenlykizzy4344]

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[@alfredmaluleka6638]

thank you for the lesson

[@IsmaelImbum]

Excellent explanation sir thank you soo much👍

[@AkhonaMbungu]

How did you get the value of 500 which you used to multiply your height distance

[@photographylucid]

500m is equal to 50000cm. the scale of the map is 1:50000cm and you need to convert it into m to match the unit of the vertical interval. so 1:500m is the same as 1:50000cm

[@mSapZa_BW]

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[@fhulufheloivy1425]

thank you 🔥💯

[@kutlachakela]

I don't understand how you got the 500meters
Because converting cm to meter is ÷100 which is 5÷100 is 0.05

[@teebree8867]

You get the 500m after converting the scale of your topographic map into meters.....
*Even though m late*

[@chidave7935]

Lovely...

[@flexace768]

Danko 💯

[@kondwanimbewe3070]

Thank u sir

[@leoo1941]

I just learnt gradient without writing it

[@mongezibulebule4244]

Please help guys if magnetic is 26, 34 minutes do you round off Please help

[@jeniisharamasar8805]

Thank you 😊

[@lebolebza5663]

Thank you sir