All of the following are problems inherent in showing quantities in areas EXCEPT that
A)such maps imply uniformity within an area.
B)such maps imply abrupt changes at boundaries that are unrealistic.
C)color choice may impart more importance to some areas than to others.
D)such maps can show quantities but not rates,percentages,or densities.

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Showing quantities in areas can only display the amount present in an area and not the rate, percentage, or density. This limitation is not a problem inherent in such maps but rather a characteristic. The other options listed are problems that may arise when displaying quantities in areas.

All of the Following Are Problems Inherent in Showing Quantities