Crystal clear sir 🙏 Please make more and more videos on practical part of geography 🙏 Student of your college 🙏😊 You are one among the best professors of the department sir🙏 and such a humble person you are heads off to you sir 🙏
Thanks Raquel for watching the video. I also thank you for your valuable positive comments. Keep watching other videos regarding scales like diagonal scale, comparative scale and time scale etc. Share the video if you like it.
This is an illustration; you just understand the method of calculation and how to draw a scale. If you shall draw it with scale on paper it will be perfect.
When a scale is drawn with the help of lines it is known as linear Scale. So this plain scale is an example of Linear scale. On my channel Time scale. comparative scales are also example of linear scale.
You can Divide it into 6 parts also but in that case you have to take the base line of 18 cm instead of 15 cm so that you can show 5kms distance in secondary part as per the question.
Crystal clear sir 🙏
Please make more and more videos on practical part of geography 🙏
Student of your college 🙏😊
You are one among the best professors of the department sir🙏
and such a humble person you are heads off to you sir 🙏
Thanks for watching the video and your valuable comments🙏 I shall upload more videos on practical also.
Thank you so much sir, i was having a lot of trouble drawing a plain scale in my practical, but all my doubts are clear now. Means alot Sir💖👏🏾
Glad to hear that
Sirrrr plzz plz plz more videos upload karay. Such a majestic voicee. Bohat. Easy samaj ayaa
Thanks Raquel for watching the video. I also thank you for your valuable positive comments. Keep watching other videos regarding scales like diagonal scale, comparative scale and time scale etc. Share the video if you like it.
Thanku sir apne itni achhi trha s sam jhaya
Thanks for watching the video and your valuable comments.
Nice sir
Thanks for watching the video.
Bhut acha explanation di❤
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Nice explanation 🙏 thank you so much sir ❣️❣️🥰🥰 keep uploading more videos sir 🙏🙏
Thank you, I will
Very good explanation sir
Keep watching
Bahut aachha sir
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Very nice 👍
Thank you 👍
Super Sir ji 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching this video.
Thank you so much sir🙏🙏
So nice of you, keep watching other related video also.
Thank u sir
Welcome
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Sir 1cm = 1 km dhratal pr h
Plzzz sir btaiye kitni naap ka chitra bnega
! CM = 1 KM
TOTAL LENGTH = 12 CM
DIVIDE IN 6 PARTS OF 2CM EACH
EVERY 2CM = 2KM
IN SUBDIVISION DIVIDE IN TWO PARTS
ONE KM EACH
Kon kon meri trh ppr ke ek din phele dekh rhe h 😹
Sir 1 box or baki box me bhot different h 1 box me bakiyo box se jyada gap h ye 3 m lgta hi nhi
This is an illustration; you just understand the method of calculation and how to draw a scale. If you shall draw it with scale on paper it will be perfect.
Sir mn aap 1:108 ka planin scale btao kse hoga
1:108
1 Inch = 108 Inches
1 Inch = 9 feet
Draw a 5-inch line
Divide in five equal parts of 1 inch each
I will be
Feet 9 6 3 0 9 18 27 36 Feet
Sir linear scale bhi bta dijiye
When a scale is drawn with the help of lines it is known as linear Scale. So this plain scale is an example of Linear scale. On my channel Time scale. comparative scales are also example of linear scale.
But humne 5 parts ma he divide kyu kia ?
You can Divide it into 6 parts also but in that case you have to take the base line of 18 cm instead of 15 cm so that you can show 5kms distance in secondary part as per the question.
Sir 15 kha sa aya please reply
You can take any length between 12 cm to 20 cm. I have opted for 15 cm as example.
Sir mujhe kuchh samajh nahi ayee
Foot nikalna hai
You seems to be confused.
Kya backar subject ha
Kon kon meri trh ppr ke ek din phele dekh rhe h 😹