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The choice of a denominator when normalising is significant chiefly because it

  • A.decides which question the map answers
  • B.determines the projection of the base map
  • C.fixes the number of classes in the legend
  • D.controls the scale at which the map prints

Answer: A

Cases per resident measures risk to a person while cases per square kilometre measures concentration on the ground, and the two maps can look nothing alike. Naming the denominator in the title is therefore not a formality.

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