Lines of latitude are often printed to mark off angles
(not distance) north and south of the equator.
Lines of latitude are also called 'parallels', because
they are parallel to each other.
If there are any of them printed on a particular map
or globe, then each one north of the equator is labeled
with the angle it represents, and ' N '.
90 degrees is the maximum latitude - (90 degrees N - this is at the North Pole, and 90 degrees S - for the South Pole).
<em>So, 90 degrees N and 90 degrees S are the latitudes where is most likely to see glaciers.
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<em></em><em>** Degree - mean " </em><em>° ", </em><em>So, you can write 90 degrees N as 90° N ** </em><em>
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First we need to convert them into improper fractions
2 2/5= 12/5
6 4/5= 34/5
to divide fractions you flip the second one and multiply them
12 5 12
---- × ---- = -----
5 34 34
then simplify
12/34=6/17
the correct answer is 6/17
I hope I've helped!
