Which of the following sets of maps would help explain how scale of inquiry affects truth?

When the Scale of Inquiry provides maps that can lead to false comparisons, such as maps displaying Michigan's population density by counties vs. the United States population density by state, individuals may see both and get the wrong sense of Michigan's population vs. the rest of the United States.

So, Option C is the correct set of maps.

The other options are incorrect as:

Thus Option C is the correct set of maps that affect the truth.

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c. maps showing Michigan's population density by counties and the United States population  density by state

Explanation:

In Geography, a scale of inquiry refers to the level of an area that is being investigated or observed. A large scale of inquiry can for instance be a block and a small scale could be the continent of North America.

Scale of Inquiry can affect truth when it shows maps that can lead to inaccurate comparisons such as maps showing Michigan's population density by counties and the United States population  density by state  as people may view both and get the wrong idea of the population of Michigan vs that of the rest of the United States.