Which of the following statements about cartography and the creation of maps is false?
a.
map projections may distort shapes and areas.
b.
cartographers do their best to eliminate distortion when making map projections.
c.
map projections never show distortion.
d.
a map projection is the transfer of a 3-d object onto a 2-d surface.

The answer is C. When projecting a 3D surface or model onto a 2D plane, there will obviously be some distortion as it is not possible to get this translated across perfectly. This may change as cartography technology improves, however currently it is not possible to render a perfect representation of a 3D model.

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