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No north or south latitude can be greater than 90 degrees. Those are the locations of the north and south poles.
i think its Russia could be wrong but I'm almost positive
It varies. Therefore, there is no absolute location of North Africa. Some regard North Aftrica as incuding all of the square mileage of Africa north of the sub-Saharan African countries. Others regard North Africa as including only the countries of Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt. And still other definitions of "North Africa" exist, as well.
about 8 degrees north of the equator i.e 0 degrees latitude.
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No north or south latitude can be greater than 90 degrees. Those are the locations of the north and south poles.
Cot(90) = 0 so 1/cot(90), if defined, would be 1/0. Such a fraction is not defined and that is what is wrong with the sentence.
i think its Russia could be wrong but I'm almost positive
Wrong location. The North Pole is in the Arctic, not Antarctic. The given ZIP code is 47579.
Latitude2nd answer:Latitude is the wrong answer. Distance is measured in miles, feet, yards, meters, kilometers, and so on.Latitude is a measure of degrees north and south of the equator.latitude2nd answer:Latitude is the wrong answer. Distance is measured in miles, feet, yards, meters, kilometers, and so forth.Latitude is a measurement of degrees.
It varies. Therefore, there is no absolute location of North Africa. Some regard North Aftrica as incuding all of the square mileage of Africa north of the sub-Saharan African countries. Others regard North Africa as including only the countries of Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt. And still other definitions of "North Africa" exist, as well.
about 8 degrees north of the equator i.e 0 degrees latitude.
pretty sure it is 30 degrees north latitude and 100 degrees west longitude. hope this helps a little :) lol haha sorry if im wrong lol :p
Nothing is wrong with that
Nothing is wrong with that
"90 degrees north" is the definition of the north pole. All meridians of longitude converge (meet, come together) at the pole, so as soon as you say "90 degrees north", the longitude doesn't even matter, because they're all right there. I'm so sure that you copied those numbers wrong that I'm not even going to bother researching and trying to figure which capital is closest to the north pole. I'm just ging to take a wild guess and say Reykjavik, Iceland.
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