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This document discusses geographic coordinate systems. It explains that longitude and latitude grids allow every location on Earth to be identified by a set of numbers or letters. Parallels are lines of equal distance from the equator that run east to west, while meridians are lines of equal distance from the north and south poles that run north to south. The prime meridian at Greenwich, England is used as the base line for measuring longitude, with lines running 180 degrees east and west from it.
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Here are the answers:
1. The local time of a place situated 60° W of London will be 6 pm if it is noon in London. Since each 15° of longitude represents a 1 hour time difference, and the place is 60° west of London, the time difference will be 60/15 = 4 hours. So if it is noon in London, the local time at the place 60° W will be noon + 4 hours = 6 pm.
2. The local time of a place situated 90° E of London will be 3 pm if it is 9 am in London. Since each 15° of longitude represents a 1 hour time difference, and the place is 90° east of London, the time difference will be
Pr 1
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Northern Hemisphere
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Students will be able to identify which line divides the earth into the correct hemispheres.
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