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amid [387]
1 year ago
11

Find the longitude of a place 'X' where the time is noon when it is 4pm at greenwich​

Geography
2 answers:
yKpoI14uk [10]1 year ago
4 0

Answer:

time difference is 4 hrs.

The Greenwich Meridian is 0°

The time difference = 4 s = 240 mins The time difference between two

consecutive longitudes = 4 mins

Longitude

= Time difference in mins / T.d between 2 cons..

= 240/4

= 60 degrees

So, the longitude is 60° W and is behind the Greenwich Meridian.

Hope this helps you

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crimeas [40]1 year ago
4 0

Answer:

hi I did not understand your question the question maybe not like that

is the question Is this What is the longitude of a place where the local time is 4pm when the GMT is 12 noon?

the answer will be this ok....

The difference in longitudes will be 112.5° (450/4). Since the time at given place is less than GMT, the place is to the west of GMT. So, the longitude of a place where the local time is noon is 112.5° W

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