It is easy to create good photographs of mountains because you can always tell how big they are. true false

Explanation:

It's false. You can almost never tell the height of a mountain from a photograph, especially if there is nothing in the photograph to compare it to. For example, the Frank Slide in Alberta has many photographs taken of it. There are many boulders on the ground but there is nothing that gives you any hint how tall it was, especially before the slide.

Here is a picture which shows people. How tall is Turtle mountain? Do you have any way of knowing that it is 2210 meters tall? I don't think so.

building and maintaining the topology is difficult and time consuming. the chance of redundant connections is high, which adds to the high costs and potential for reduced efficiency.

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