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Since Greenwich, England is on the prime meridian, which of the following is a line of longitude that would be found in North America? a. 45° N c. 30° S b. 70° E d. 100° W
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Since Greenwich, England is on the prime meridian, which of the following is a line of longitude that would be found in North America? a. 45° N c. 30° S b. 70° E d. 100° W

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the answer would be 100%

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User Jing He
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The Answer would be 100° W. I checked my world map to see if i was right just in case but i also waited to finish my edgenuty test on it and got 100% so it's most likely the right answer.
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