Read the following sentences from the article. 1. According to the team's rating system, the best flat map projection is the Winkel Tripel, a map that began in 1921, when German mapmaker Oswald Winkel proposed it.

2. This map drew a low score of 4.563, but it still had a boundary cut problem.

3. It splits the Pacific Ocean in two, with one part on the right and the other on the left side of the map creating the impression that Asia and Hawaii are farther apart than they really are.

4. For instance, Australia and Antarctica were too far apart on his creation.

Which two sentences taken together provide the BEST evidence to support the idea that the Winkel Tripel map is not truly accurate?

Group of answer choices

1 and 2

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