pls answer No.3 Do this!Locate and Tell Me the Time!1. Using a world map or a globe, give the coordinates (degrees latitude, degrees longitude) of the following places:1.1 Greenwich, England1.2 Manila, Philippines1.3 New York, USA1.4 Paris, France1.5 Moscow, Russia1.6 Tokyo, Japan2. Suppose it is 12:00 noon in Greenwich, England explain why:2.1 it is 1:00 p.m. in Paris2.2 it is 3:00 p.m. in Moscow2.3 it is 7:00 a.m. in New York3. Using the given time zone and time as basis, state the time in the given new time zone.3.1 15°E3.2 45° W3.3 120° E3.4 180° E→ 1:00 a.m.→ 3:00 p.m.→ 2:00 a.m.→ 7:00 a.m.→ midnight15° W150 E →120° W75° E3.5 90° E180° E

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3. Using the given time zone and time as basis, state the time in the given new time zone. 3.1 15°E 3.2 45° W 3.3 120° E 3.4 180° E 3.5 90° E → 1:00 a.m. 15° W → 3:00 p.m. →2:00 a.m. → 7:00 a.m. → midnight 150 E - 120° W → 75° E 180° E

3. Using the given time zone and time as basis, state the time in the given new time zone. 3.1 15°E 3.2 45° W 3.3 120° E 3.4 180° E 3.5 90° E → 1:00 a.m. 15° W → 3:00 p.m. →2:00 a.m. → 7:00 a.m. → midnight 150 E - 120° W → 75° E 180° E

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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