Geography, asked by fluffypuppy, 9 months ago

GIVE REASON- . Some countries have more than one time zone.

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Answered by modhakrisha2020

Due to a relatively larger latitudianal extent. Time zones are based on the fact that it takes one hour for the earth to rotate 15 degrees on its axis. ... That means that large countries that span more than 30 degrees of longitude usually have different time zones.

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