Question

32. As gradient increases, what happens to the
distance between isolines?

Answer 1

Answer: Because the interval between isolines is constant, their spacing gives an visual indication of the change that occurs over a given distance, called a gradient. Hope this helps :)

Explanation:

Answer 2

Isolines or isopleths can be defined as the contour lines that are the lines of constant value on a chart or map.

• They are the connecting data lines of the same value.
• They have equal intervals between them.
• The factors such as temperature, and rainfall are constant along these lines.
• As the gradient increases, the distance between the isolines keeps decreasing.

The increase in the gradient leads to a decreased distance between the lines of contour or isolines.

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