Question

similarities between the line of latitude and longitude

Answer 1

They're both invisible lines on the surface of the Earth that identifies location on the planet. They are both curved. A single line of longitude, if taken off the planet, would look like an arc from side view. Lines of latitude when taken off would be complete circles. The exceptions are the poles, where 90N and 90S are points.

Answer 2

• The similarity between longitudes and authorizations is that they are measured in the same way in degrees, twinkles, and seconds, where one degree has 60 twinkles and one nanosecond has 60 seconds.
• A longitude can take values from 0 to 180, and these are often positive if they're located east and negative if they're located west of the Prime Meridian.
• Alternately, the letters E and W specify the direction.
• A latitude takes values from 0 to 90, with the Equator being 0, positive 90 being the North Pole , and negative 90 being the South Pole .
• rather of positive and negative values, the letters N and S are often used.
• What can we need authorizations and longitudes for?
• The simple answer is that authorizations help us divide the Earth according to different temperature zones, while longitudes classify different locales consistent with timezones.

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