Question

location e is located at which coordinates? 30°s, 30°e; 30°s, 30°w; 10°s, 40°w; 30°n, 90°e

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze Latitude and Longitude

Latitude: South (S) or North (N). Longitude: East (E) or West (W). For Location E, check the grid. If it's in Southern Hemisphere (S) and Western Hemisphere? Wait, no—wait, the first option: \(30^\circ\text{S}, 30^\circ\text{E}\) – but let's recall: in geography (Natural Science subfield Geography), coordinates: latitude (N/S) and longitude (E/W). If the map (like a world grid) shows E in a position with 30S and 30E? Wait, no—wait, the correct approach: in typical grid, if E is at 30 degrees south latitude and 30 degrees east longitude? Wait, no, maybe I misread. Wait, the options: first is \(30^\circ\text{S}, 30^\circ\text{E}\), second \(30^\circ\text{S}, 30^\circ\text{W}\), third \(10^\circ\text{S}, 40^\circ\text{W}\), fourth \(30^\circ\text{N}, 90^\circ\text{E}\).

Wait, maybe the map (the grid) has E at 30S and 30E? Wait, no—wait, maybe the correct answer is \(30^\circ\text{S}, 30^\circ\text{E}\)? Wait, no, let's think again. Wait, in geography, when determining coordinates, latitude is north or south, longitude east or west. If the location is in the Southern Hemisphere (so S) and Eastern Hemisphere (E) or Western? Wait, maybe the first option is correct. Wait, the problem is about geographic coordinates, so subfield Geography (Natural Science).

Step2: Match the Coordinates

Assuming the map (the grid) shows Location E at 30 degrees south (latitude) and 30 degrees east (longitude). So the first option \(30^\circ\text{S}, 30^\circ\text{E}\) is correct.

Answer:

\(30^\circ\text{S}, 30^\circ\text{E}\) (the first option: \(30^\circ\text{S}, 30^\circ\text{E}\))