Question

State with an example how time lost or gained is computed with reference to the International
Date Line​

Answer 1

Answer:

The International Date Line runs down the middle of the Pacific Ocean. If you cross the date line moving east, you subtract a day, whereas if you are moving west you add a day. For example, if today is Friday and we crossed the International Date line from west to east then it would be Thursday.

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Answer 2

There is a loss of one hour as we move form east to west and a gain of one hour as we move west to east crossing over the 15 degrees of longitude.

Explanation:

• The international date line was created in 1884, and it passes through the mid pacific ocean following through 180 ° longitude in the north and south line on earth.

• The zero degrees is established in Greenwich England. It acts as a line of demarcation ad separates the two consecutive calendar dates.

• The phenomenon takes places when the people travelling to the west set their clocks back for every 15 degrees of longitude crossed.

• Similar one travelling from west to the east must set their watches forward every hour for 15 degrees of longitude crossed failing to which they would experience a time lag or loss.

• Example of the day and night difference of different cities in west and east.

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