Question

why would satellite imagery be more useful than a map in some instances?
○ provides landmarks, such as buildings
○ can be used when internet is not available
○ takes more detailed images but only of very small areas
○ provides various methods of transportation to a location

Explanation:

Satellite imagery captures real-time, high-resolution visual data of physical features like buildings, which standard maps may not update or detail as accurately. Maps often lack the current, visual landmark clarity satellite imagery provides. The other options are incorrect: maps work without internet, satellite imagery can cover large areas, and neither provides transportation methods.

Answer:

provides landmarks, such as buildings