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KWilfred

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A transportation map, such as a bus or subway map showing the routes and connections between places, is a representation of
 
  A) relative space.
  B) cognitive space.
  C) topological space.
  D) outer space.
  E) spatial diffusion.

Question 2

To a business manager, the utility of a potential supermarket location will most likely be based on
 
  A) prestige, convenience and feelings of community happiness.
  B) projected costs and revenues.
  C) environmental characteristics.
  D) distance from sources of food and household goods.
  E) its population characteristics.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B





 

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