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# time consuming is less

# space not much occupied

# this method is very easy to follow

# this is a systematic process. Its always leads to a single minimal solution .

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How do you you check the k-map?

To check a K-map, ensure that each group of 1s is as large as possible (2, 4, 8, etc.) and covers adjacent cells. Overlapping groups should be avoided. Each 1 in the K-map should be covered by at least one group.


What is the best name for numbers that describe distances on a map?

K


What are the Advantages and disadvantages of ordnance survey map?

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How does grid help us to located a place on a map?

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