TY There are two types of scales in aerial photographs, mention and explain them briefly the straight length of a track measured to be 2.5 mm and Lyou know that the real ground distance is 100 meters, what is the scale of the photo ?

TY There are two types of scales in aerial photographs, mention and explain them briefly the straight length of a track measured to be 2.5 mm and Lyou know that the real ground distance is 100 meters, what is the scale of the photo ?

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There are two types of scales in aerial photographs,
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the straight length of a track measured to be 2.5 mm and
you know that the real ground distance is 100 meters, what is
the scale of the photo ?

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