6:41 pm.
Assuming each degree is equivalent to 4 minutes of time, the time of sunset at 91 degrees W would be approximately 6:49 pm.
Latitude is measured and stated in degrees north or south of the equator. Longitude is measured and stated in degrees east or west of the Prime Meridian. If you give me numbers that are accurately measured and clearly stated, I can hit that exact spot, within a few inches, anywhere on the earth.
Equator
The three units of measure in which latitude and longitude are given are: degrees (°), minutes ('), and seconds ('').
First of all, the question as given is pretty ambiguous. "Latitude" is measured and stated as "north" or "south", never "east". Longitude is measured and stated "east" or "west", never "north". The point [ 32 degrees east longitude, 45 degrees north latitude ] is out in the middle of the Black Sea, about 120 miles southeast of Odessa and 80 miles northwest of Savastopol ... both in Ukraine ... and about 240 miles north of Zonguldak, Turkey. But we really can't be sure that this is the point to which the question refers.
Three syllables. E-qua-tor.
The two parts where the maximum degree of latitude is reached are the North Pole, at approximately 90 degrees north latitude, and the South Pole, at approximately 90 degrees south latitude.
-- There is no such latitude as '105 degrees'. The greatest possible latitude is 90 degrees, whether it's north or south. -- No place on Earth has two different latitudes. -- When you give the latitude of a place, you must also reveal whether that latitude is a north or south latitude. Otherwise, even though you think that you've given the latitude, we don't even know the latitude of the place. -- In order to describe a unique location, you must also give its longitude.
The 0 degrees latitude line is called the equator.
30 N 30 E is El Beheira Governorate, Egypt.(Note 30 N is latitude and is given first. 30 degrees east is the longitude.)
30 N 30 E is El Beheira Governorate, Egypt.(Note 30 N is latitude and is given first. 30 degrees east is the longitude.)
The Tropic of Cancer
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