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On the globe illustration, you can see “0” at the right side and on top.
Label them accordingly as equator and prime meridian.
Label the latitudes with 30 degrees interval, from the equator.
Label the longitudes with 30 degrees interval from the prime meridian.
Give the coordinates of the triangle on the map.
Give the coordinates of the circle on the map.
On the globe illustration, you can see “0” at the right side and on top.
Label them accordingly as equator and prime meridian.
Label the latitudes with 30 degrees interval, from the equator.
Label the longitudes with 30 degrees interval from the prime meridian.
Give the coordinates of the triangle on the map.
Give the coordinates of the circle on the map.
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The meridian that runs through Greenwich, England,is internationally accepted as the line of 0 degrees longitude,or prime meridian.The antimeridian is halfway around the world,at 180 degrees.