Which option related to India's size is not a length figure but an area figure?
3.28 million square kilometres shows area. Exam tip: treat square kilometre as the unit of area.
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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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3.28 million square kilometres shows area. Exam tip: treat square kilometre as the unit of area.
View question details3214 kilometres is a length or distance figure. Exam tip: connect kilometre with distance and square kilometre with area.
View question detailsArea and directional extents explain the country's size. Exam tip: study size figures in separate categories.
View question detailsAdding island coastline makes total coastline greater than mainland coastline. Exam tip: remember the contribution of islands.
View question detailsThe seventh rank places India among the large countries of the world. Exam tip: treat rank as an indicator of size.
View question details15200 kilometres is the length of land boundary, not a direction-based extent. Exam tip: distinguish extent from boundary.
View question details15200 kilometres is the length of India's land boundary. Exam tip: identify boundary and area units separately.
View question detailsWhen island coastline is included, total coastline becomes greater than mainland coastline. Exam tip: add islands in total coastline.
View question detailsLand boundary and coastline show two types of India's boundary extent. Exam tip: study both as parts of size.
View question detailsArea shows India's spread and coastline shows maritime contact. Exam tip: understand the meaning of figures.
View question detailsBecause of large area, India has different geographical conditions. Exam tip: connect size with the background of diversity.
View question detailsLand boundary is the largest length, followed by total coastline and then mainland coastline. Exam tip: remember kilometre figures in order.
View question detailsIndia's size is understood through area, directional extent, land boundary and coastline. Exam tip: study size by combining several figures.
View question detailsSubtracting 7516.6 km from 15200 km gives about 7683.4 km. Exam tip: compare land boundary and total coastline separately.
View question detailsThe difference between 15200 km and 6100 km is about 9100 km. Exam tip: do not mix boundary and coastline figures.
View question detailsIndia's share is about 2.4 percent, so the rest of the world is about 97.6 percent. Exam tip: use simple subtraction in percentage questions.
View question detailsIndia's share in world area is given as 2.4 percent. Exam tip: connect percentage with area share.
View question detailsTotal area is given in square kilometres, while distances and boundaries are given in kilometres. Exam tip: identify units carefully.
View question detailsA long coastline links India with maritime trade and ports. Exam tip: study coastline with maritime trade.
View question detailsThe seventh rank shows where India stands in comparison with countries of the world by area. Exam tip: treat rank as a sign of world comparison.
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