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Why the places located relatively eastward experience a new day first?
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The places located relatively eastward experience a new day first because the sun rise in the east and sets in the west. Hence,the countries located eastwards receive sun rays earlier than the countries located other parts and as the sun rays are received earlier the parts receive a new day first.
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