Question

How we do number parallels on a globe ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

We number the parallels on a globe starting with the equator,which is at 0 degrees. Lines of latitude to the north of equator are given 1 degree N to 90 degree N.

Similarly to the south of equator.

Explanation:

Parallels can be numbered by 2 ways

1- we can start from equator which is of 0 degree latitude.

2-the parallels can also be marked as south and north according to their location.

Meridians are lines that run from the North Pole to the South Pole.

Meridians are not parallel.

They converge or come together at the Poles.

They number from the Prime Meridian (line 0) to 180W and from the Prime Meridian to 180E.

Answer 2

Answer:

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We number the parallels on the globe by starting from equator , which is at 0°. The lines of the latitudes to the north of equator is given 1° to N to 90° N , and similarly to the south equator .

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