Social Sciences, asked by DhanushOmkar, 5 months ago

On equator, the distance between two consecutive meridians is ____kms.

a. 112 kms b. 110 kms c. 120 kms d. 111 kms​

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Answered by Mithali644
1

Answer:

111 km

Explanation:

the distance between two consecutive meridians of longitude is 111 km only at the equator and gradually decreases with distance from the equator. This is because the meridians of longitude converge at the two poles.

Answered by akmaurya3623
0

The distance between two

consecutive parallels of latitude is equal to about 111kms

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