A Line of Tangency (Also Called a Standard Line) Is

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Multiple Choice

A line of tangency (also called a standard line) is a line

• A) that always corresponds to a great circle.
• B) along which shearing occurs.
• C) along which no distortion occurs.
• D) divides Earth into two equal halves.

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