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Cartographers can make a projection all the way around the Earth by approximating a (n) blank - which is like wrapping a piece of paper around the

globe and casting shadows onto it.

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A. fingerprint

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B. mushroom

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C. rolling print

D. cylindrical projection

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  1. Yesterday, 10:14
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    Cartographers can make a projection all the way around the Earth by approximating a Cylindrical projection which is like wrapping a piece of paper around the globe and casting shadows onto it.

    Explanation:

    In order to wrap the entire globe, the shape of the wrapping cover would mandatorily be needed to be vertically circular. Such a shape would only be possible through a cylindrical projection. The need to use a rolling print would dismiss the logic of the Earth being spherical. A mushroom-like projection would at most cover only one horizontal hemisphere at a time. Hence, that would not be suitable again. The fingerprint projection can only be looked at as an impossible option.
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