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If you pass west over the International Date Line, you subtract a day from your calendar. This means that when you cross the line, you effectively move into the previous day. For example, if it’s Monday when you cross, it will become Sunday. This adjustment is necessary to keep the calendar aligned with the Earth's rotation and local time zones.
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If you pass west over the international dateline you would?
you would subtract a day
If you pass east over the international dateline you would?
You would 'lose' a day.
If you pass east over international dateline you would?
You would 'lose' a day.
Would you gain a day if you pass east over the international dateline?
yes
Would you gain a day if you pass west over the international dateline?
yes you would
Which ocean does the international dateline pass though?
The International Dateline passes through the Pacific and Southern Oceans.
What ocean does most of the international dateline pass trough?
The International dateline passes through the Pacific Ocean.
What oceans do the international dateline pass through?
the Arctic, the Pacific and the Southern
Which ocean does most off the international dateline pass through?
the Pacific one
Which ocean does not most of the international date line pass?
The International Dateline fails to pass through all oceans except the Arctic and Pacific ones.
Through which oceans does the International Dateline pass?
the Pacific Ocean :p
What ocean does the international dateline pass?
The international dateline passes through the Pacific Ocean. The international dateline is an imaginary line that is 180 degrees east of the Greenwich Meridian.
