The time of the places located on the same longitude line becomes the same. Quite contrarily, the time of the places lying to the east or west of each other varies. Why is it so?

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The time of the places located on the same longitude line becomes the same. Quite contrarily, the time of the places lying to the east or west of each other varies. Why is it so?

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Because everywhere the time zone is different and the central time zone is in Greenwich .

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Because everywhere the time zone is different and the central time zone is in Greenwich .

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