How do latitudes and longitudes help in locating a point? Why is only one of them insufficient in doing this?
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because they are cross sectional
it helps in locating a point
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Latitudes and longitudes form a grid. Two different points may lie on the same latitude or the same longitude. But there exists only one point where latitude and longitude intersect. So a point can be identified with the help of the latitude and longitude on which it lies.
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