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Geography

Size

In this Class 9 Geography topic from “India – Size and Location,” students study the vast size and geographical extent of India. They learn India’s total area, its north–south and east–west extent, and how latitude and longitude help locate the country on the globe. The topic also introduces India’s position among the world’s countries by area and explains how its large territorial spread influences physical features, climate, time differences, and regional diversity.

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  1. Because area boundary extent and coastline also explain size along with rank
  2. Because India has no rank
  3. Because rank shows only coastline
  4. Because rank is the length of land boundary
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  1. Both show coastline length
  2. Area is an actual measure and world share is a comparative proportion
  3. World share is land boundary
  4. Area is the name of world rank
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  1. Land boundary 15200 km
  2. World share 2.4 percent
  3. Total coastline including islands 7516.6 km
  4. North-south extent 3214 km
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  1. Total coastline 7516.6 km
  2. Mainland coastline 6100 km
  3. East-west extent 2933 km
  4. Land boundary 15200 km
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  1. Total coastline also includes island coastline
  2. Mainland has no sea
  3. Land boundary is shorter than coastline
  4. East-west extent forms coastline
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  1. As world share
  2. As directional extents
  3. As coastline
  4. As area
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  1. Both are areas
  2. Both are length figures
  3. Both are percentages
  4. Both are world ranks
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  1. Seventh rank is comparative order and 2.4 percent is world share
  2. Both are coastlines
  3. Both are land boundaries
  4. Both are directional extents
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  1. North-south spread is about 281 km more than east-west spread
  2. East-west spread is 15000 km more than north-south
  3. Both are coastlines so cannot be compared
  4. Both are percentages
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  1. It is not mainland coastline but total coastline including islands
  2. It is land boundary
  3. It is east-west extent
  4. It is world share
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  1. Total area and world rank
  2. Total coastline and mainland coastline
  3. Land boundary and coastline
  4. North-south and east-west extent
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  1. Area and world share
  2. Land boundary and coastline
  3. World rank and percentage
  4. North-south and east-west extent
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  1. Long coastline increases the possibility of ports and maritime trade
  2. Coastline makes area zero
  3. Coastline decides world rank
  4. Coastline removes land boundary
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  1. Because it is linked with many land neighbour contacts and border management
  2. Because it shows sea depth
  3. Because it is India's area
  4. Because it is world share
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  1. Area rank extent land boundary and coastline
  2. Only coastline and coastline
  3. Only percent and percent
  4. Only rank and rank
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  1. 2933 km
  2. 3214 km
  3. 6100 km
  4. 7516.6 km
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  1. 3214 km
  2. 2933 km
  3. 15200 km
  4. 6100 km
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  1. 3214 km north-south extent
  2. 2933 km east-west extent
  3. 2.4 percent land boundary
  4. 15200 km land boundary
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  1. 7516.6 km total coastline
  2. 7516.6 km land boundary
  3. 7516.6 km area
  4. 7516.6 km world share
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  1. Type of contact land or sea
  2. World rank
  3. Area percentage
  4. North-south distance
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  1. They are measured in different units, so their numerical values should not be compared directly.
  2. Coastline length should be converted into square kilometres before comparing it with area.
  3. Converting both into percentages always makes their comparison valid.
  4. Area and coastline are both measures that only indicate a country's rank.
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  1. 7683.4 km
  2. 9100 km
  3. 1416.6 km
  4. 281 km
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  1. 281 km
  2. 1416.6 km
  3. 7683.4 km
  4. 9100 km
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  1. 281 km
  2. 9100 km
  3. 1416.6 km
  4. 7683.4 km
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  1. 281 km
  2. 1416.6 km
  3. 7683.4 km
  4. 9100 km

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