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What is the value of the prime meridian?

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Answered by Vikashabhati

The value of “the prime meridian” is 0 Degree. Explanation: A prime meridian is a meridian which divide the earth into two parts, namely, eastern and western hemisphere.

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The value of “the prime meridian” is 0 Degree. Explanation: A prime meridian is a meridian which divide the earth into two parts, namely, eastern and western hemisphere.

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