Latitude, 0 to 90 N and S
Longitude 0 to 360.
Longitude goes up to 180 East and 180 West.
Zero to 180 east and zero to 180 west
Mongolia occupies a range of longitude of roughly 88° east to 119° east. The meridians of very longitude within that range traverse the country. There are an infinite number of them.
I've been wondering that I think it is 180 degrees because the smallest is 0 degrees, and the largest, 180 I'm not sure it's like that in math but in social studies I don't really know try this though.
Zero to 180
I've been wondering that I think it is 180 degrees because the smallest is 0 degrees, and the largest, 180 I'm not sure it's like that in math but in social studies I don't really know try this though.
The Islands and their territorial waters extend between 72° and 81° 05' west longitude. You're welcome to draw as many or as few meridians in that range as you're comfortable with. There is no standard set of lines to which you're limited.
The biggest numbers associated with a line of longitude refer to the degrees of longitude, which range from 0° at the Prime Meridian to 180° east and 180° west. In terms of numerical representation, the largest absolute values are 180° E and 180° W, which essentially represent the same line in opposite directions. These lines mark the furthest points from the Prime Meridian along the Earth's surface.
Louisiana occupies a range of longitude from about 89.067 ° west ... at the end of Main Pass southeast of Houma ... to about 94.043° west, along the line from Logansport up to the Arkansas line. That's a span of almost 5° of west longitude. Any longitude you can name that's between these two numbers passes through the state. You can draw as many or as few lines on your map between these numbers as you're comfortable with.
Zero to 180 west and zero to 180 east.
No. Kenya spans a range of almost 8° of longitude. The closest it comes to the Prime Meridian (0°) is along its western boundary, at 34° east.
The African continent extends across a longitude range from 17.5° west to 51.3° east. You're welcome to draw as many or as few lines in that range as suit your comfort, and name them too if you're moved to do that. The only meridian of special note in that range is the Prime Meridian, at zero longitude.