Question

name. date n. the lines of longitude on the diagram below are 15° apart. notice that some of the are not numbered, that there are blank boxes on those lines. study the numbers on the other lines, then print the proper numbers in the boxes. o. what are the longitudes of the following points shown on the map? remember: you must write e for east, or w for west to properly identify the location. a. 60°w c. e. g. b. d. f. h.

Explanation:

Step1: Fill longitude boxes (n)

Longitudes are 15° apart. West of 30°W: 45°W, 60°W, 75°W. East of 30°E: 45°E, 60°E, 75°E.

Step2: Find point longitudes (o)

• B: Between 15°E and 30°E → 22.5°E? No, wait: Lines are 15° apart. Point B is on the line between 0° and 15°E? No, original diagram: Point A is 60°W, so moving east: 60°W→45°W→30°W→15°W→0°→15°E→30°E→45°E→60°E→75°E.

Point B: On the line between 0° and 15°E? No, correction: If lines are 15° apart, each line is ±15° increment.

• B: On the line 15°E? No, point E is 15°E. Point B is one line east of 0°? Wait, standard: Prime meridian is 0°, east is +15°, +30° etc., west is -15°, -30° etc.

Correct longitudes:

• B: 15°E (if on 15°E line) → No, point E is 15°E. Point B is between 0° and 15°E? No, the problem says lines are 15° apart, so each box is 15° increment.

Final point longitudes:

• B: 15°E? No, wait point A is 60°W, so next line east is 45°W, then 30°W, then 15°W, then 0°, then 15°E, then 30°E, etc. So:

C: 30°E
E: 15°E
G: 30°E? No, correction based on standard:

• B: 15°E
• C: 30°E
• D: 30°W
• F: 45°W
• G: 30°E
• H: 45°W

Answer:

For part n (boxes):

West boxes (left to right): 75°W, 60°W, 45°W
East boxes (left to right): 45°E, 60°E, 75°E

For part o (points):

A. 60°W
B. 15°E
C. 30°E
D. 30°W
E. 15°E
F. 45°W
G. 30°E
H. 45°W

(Note: Exact positions depend on diagram alignment, but based on 15° increments, these are standard values.)