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What Central American country is named after the line that defines zero latitude?
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How does Google latitude work?
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What country is 57 N latitude and 10 E longitude?
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Which country is located about 40 degrees north and 116 degrees east?
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What line of latitude commonly defines region known as the land of the Midnight Sun?
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What country has the latitude of 30 degrees north and the longitude of 30 degrees east?
A set of longitude/latitude coordinates defines a single point, so it's not possible for an entire country to have the same coordinates. 30° N / 30° E is a point in the desert in Egypt, about 73.6 miles west of the center of Cairo and 81.8 miles south of Alexandria. Any other point in the country has different coordinates.
What does 20 degrees north and 80 degrees east pas?
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What defines a country as a developed country?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Developing_country
What defines the nature and function of the American government?
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Where is 94 deg 6' 27 north 180 0' 0 south?
The highest possible latitude number, whether north or south, is 90 degrees. 90 degrees north latitude defines the north pole. 90 degrees south latitude defines the south pole. There can't be a north latitude of 94-6-27, or a south latitude of 180-0-0. Furthermore, even if both numbers in the question were legitimate latitudes, it's not possible for a point to have both a north and a south coordinate. The question strikes out in every regard.
The Central Limit Theorem defines large samples as having at least 36 elements?
False
What is the significance of the 36 degrees 30' north latitude line?
That latitude defines portions of the northern border of the Texas panhandle, part of the Arkansas/Missouri state line, and part of the Tennessee/Kentucky state line.
