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What is the absolute location of Texas? A. 30° N, 90° W B. 35° N, 100 W C. 40° N, 80° W D. 100° N, 30° W
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What is the absolute location of Texas?

A. 30° N, 90° W
B. 35° N, 100 W
C. 40° N, 80° W
D. 100° N, 30° W

What is the absolute location of Texas? A. 30° N, 90° W B. 35° N, 100 W C. 40° N, 80° W-example-1
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