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APUS57

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Which statement best describes the relationship between remote sensing and GIS?
 
  A) A GIS is used to create remotely sensed images.
  B) Remotely sensed images can be used in a GIS.
  C) Remote sensing is another term for GIS.
  D) There is no relationship.
  E) The letters in GIS stand for remote sensing in French.

Question 2

Multiple layers of spatial information are stored in a(n)
 
  A) GPS.
  B) API.
  C) remote sensing.
  D) GIS.
  E) map.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D



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