Linear interpolation is used in geocoding by:
A) Lining up the plotted point with the dimensions of the parcel of the address.
B) Placing the plotted point a defined interpolated distance away from the parcel boundaries of the address.
C) Providing an estimate of where the point should be plotted along a line segment.
D) Adjusting the position of the point after it has been plotted to better line up with the real-world location of the address.

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Linear interpolation in geocoding estimates the position of a point along a line segment based on the known locations at either end of the segment, providing an approximate location for an address within that segment.

Linear Interpolation Is Used in Geocoding By