Who lives in closer to the eqater a farmer in kansas or a bricklayer in Mexico?

Answer 1

Mexican bricklayer.

Answer 2

The farmer in Kansas lives closer to the equator than the bricklayer in Mexico. The equator is an imaginary line that divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Kansas is located in the Northern Hemisphere, while Mexico is located in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Therefore, the farmer in Kansas is closer to the equator than the bricklayer in Mexico.

Answer 3

Well, honey, it's a no-brainer. The bricklayer in Mexico lives closer to the equator than the farmer in Kansas. Mexico is located much closer to the equator than Kansas, so that bricklayer is definitely feeling the heat more than the farmer up north.

Answer 4

Well, isn't that a lovely question. You see, the equator is an imaginary line that runs around the middle of the Earth. Kansas is closer to the equator than Mexico, so the farmer in Kansas would be living closer to the equator than the bricklayer in Mexico. It's all about perspective and the beauty of our planet's geography.

Answer 5

It depends: the southernmost point in Texas is on the shores of the Rio Grande river, near the coordinates (25°50'13.92''N 97°23'39.84''W). The northernmost point of Mexico is near Monument 6 (32°43'65.05''N 114°43'16.88''W) as the Mexico-US border is somewhat diagonal.

Therefore, if the bricklayer is in Tijuana, Mexico and the farmer is in Brownsville, Texas, the farmer is closer to the equator (0°N). On the other hand, if the farmer is in San Antonio, Texas and the bricklayer is in Matamoros, Mexico, the bricklayer is closer to the Equator.

Answer 6

Mexico