T – F The straight line between two points on a planar map is the actual distance between two locations.

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A planar map of the globe or a place is the planar projection of the map which projects the data on a flat surface which touches the globe. The planar projection of the data is also termed as a zenithal projection or sometimes an azimuthal projection. Such a projection is normally tangent at one point at the place or globe but may also be secant.

A straight line between two points on the map is not always the shortest distance. The shortest distance is called the Euclidian distance.

As agriculturally based population density increases in and near forested areas, the strongest relationship between population growth and deforestation occurs, as local people and young migrant families arrive at the forest frontier and clear land to provide more area for subsistence farming.

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