If two places have the same latitude but different longitudes, the two places are directly east or west of each other. (true or false)

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If two places have the same latitude but different longitudes, the two places are directly east or west of each other. (true or false)

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I believe it is true

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Praveen Ojha answered Aug 7, 2024

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