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Regarding isobars, it is true that:
a. their spacing indicates the strength of the pressure gradient.
b. they are drawn at 10 mb intervals in the united states.
c. they depict areas having the same barometer reading.
d. you will not find them on canadian pressure charts.

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Jrdan
The answer to your question is both a. their spacing indicates the strength of the pressure gradient. and c. they depict areas having the same barometer reading.

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The isobars have the spacing that indicates the strength of pressure gradient, and have same barometer reading. Thus, options A and C are correct.

What are isobars?

Isobars in geography are given as lines that are joined over the weather map and enables the same atmospheric pressure. These are the lines around the low and high pressure belt.

The isobars helps in the analysis of the weather map. The spacing between the isobars has been the representation of the strength of the pressure gradient present over the region, as well as fall at same barometer reading. Thus, options A and C are correct.

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