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The global map of the Earth below shows the Earth's surface coordinates in 10° increments-the solid black and dashed grey lines. Five locations are indicated on the map, A through E. Use this map to answer the questions that appears below the map. For some answers you will have to interpolate the location between the nearest coordinate lines. Interpolation is the estimation of a position that lies between the provided scale. In this case the scale is in 10° increments. You can estimate to a finer scale of 1° increments by trying to imagine where the 1° lines would be placed between the 10° lines drawn on the globe. Important: For numerical questions such as this, only enter numbers and decimals (if needed). Do not include the units. For example, if the answer is 33°, only enter 33 and do not include the "*" sign. For this lab, only enter whole units. No need for decimals (e.g. 22, not 22.5). 90 60° A 409-- 60° 7-50 30 -30°. 1,0° 0° O20°300 00 50o60° 100 0° 20°%- 0° -10° -20 -30 What is the longitude of location H? Answer

The global map of the Earth below shows the Earth's surface coordinates in 10° increments-the solid black and dashed grey lines. Five locations are indicated on the map, A through E. Use this map to answer the questions that appears below the map. For some answers you will have to interpolate the location between the nearest coordinate lines. Interpolation is the estimation of a position that lies between the provided scale. In this case the scale is in 10° increments. You can estimate to a finer scale of 1° increments by trying to imagine where the 1° lines would be placed between the 10° lines drawn on the globe. Important: For numerical questions such as this, only enter numbers and decimals (if needed). Do not include the units. For example, if the answer is 33°, only enter 33 and do not include the "*" sign. For this lab, only enter whole units. No need for decimals (e.g. 22, not 22.5). 90 60° A 409-- 60° 7-50 30 -30°. 1,0° 0° O20°300 00 50o60° 100 0° 20°%- 0° -10° -20 -30 What is the longitude of location H? Answer

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The global map of the Earth below shows the Earth's surface coordinates in 10° increments-the solid black and dashed grey lines. Five locations are indicated on the map, A through E. Use this map to answer the questions that appears below the map. For some answers you will have to interpolate the location between the nearest coordinate lines. Interpolation is the estimation of a position that lies between the provided scale. In this case the scale is in 10° increments. You can estimate to a finer scale of 1° increments by trying to imagine where the 1° lines would be placed between the 10° lines drawn on the globe. Important: For numerical questions such as this, only enter numbers and decimals (if needed). Do not include the units. For example, if the answer is 33°, only enter 33 and do not include the "o" sign. For this lab, only enter whole units. No need for decimals (e.g. 22, not 22.5). 90 60° 60° 50 -30°, 90 80° 30° 20°i- -0°. -10° -20 -30 What is the longitude of location H? Answer:
Transcribed Image Text:The global map of the Earth below shows the Earth's surface coordinates in 10° increments-the solid black and dashed grey lines. Five locations are indicated on the map, A through E. Use this map to answer the questions that appears below the map. For some answers you will have to interpolate the location between the nearest coordinate lines. Interpolation is the estimation of a position that lies between the provided scale. In this case the scale is in 10° increments. You can estimate to a finer scale of 1° increments by trying to imagine where the 1° lines would be placed between the 10° lines drawn on the globe. Important: For numerical questions such as this, only enter numbers and decimals (if needed). Do not include the units. For example, if the answer is 33°, only enter 33 and do not include the "o" sign. For this lab, only enter whole units. No need for decimals (e.g. 22, not 22.5). 90 60° 60° 50 -30°, 90 80° 30° 20°i- -0°. -10° -20 -30 What is the longitude of location H? Answer:
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