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What type of calculation is being performed in the given text?
What type of calculation is being performed in the given text?
- Time calculation (correct)
- Weight calculation
- Temperature calculation
- Distance calculation
What should investors do before investing in Mutual Funds?
What should investors do before investing in Mutual Funds?
- Learn about the prime meridian
- Study the shape of the earth
- Understand the longitude and latitude system
- Read all scheme related documents carefully (correct)
In which field are Mutual Fund investments subject to risks?
In which field are Mutual Fund investments subject to risks?
- Market (correct)
- Marine biology
- Medical research
- Agriculture
Which cardinal direction is mentioned in the text?
Which cardinal direction is mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of Mutual Fund related documents?
What is the purpose of Mutual Fund related documents?
What is the significance of 'ABCD' in the text?
What is the significance of 'ABCD' in the text?
Which sector is NOT mentioned in the text?
Which sector is NOT mentioned in the text?
Which factor should investors be cautious about when considering Mutual Fund investments?
Which factor should investors be cautious about when considering Mutual Fund investments?
What is the name mentioned in the text that could be related to investments?
What is the name mentioned in the text that could be related to investments?
What is a key aspect for investors to pay attention to in Mutual Fund investments?
What is a key aspect for investors to pay attention to in Mutual Fund investments?
What celestial body is used for the calculation of longitude and time?
What celestial body is used for the calculation of longitude and time?
In the context of the text, what does 'Great Circle Route' refer to?
In the context of the text, what does 'Great Circle Route' refer to?
What type of investments are Mutual Fund investments according to the text?
What type of investments are Mutual Fund investments according to the text?
What is the significance of Standard Time according to the content provided?
What is the significance of Standard Time according to the content provided?
Which type of route is emphasized for its importance in the text?
Which type of route is emphasized for its importance in the text?
What is the approximate distance between two longitudes at the equator?
What is the approximate distance between two longitudes at the equator?
At what longitude does the distance between two longitudes become 0?
At what longitude does the distance between two longitudes become 0?
At what time does the
At what time does the
What is the Grid INP 2?
What is the Grid INP 2?
What is the website mentioned in the text related to?
What is the website mentioned in the text related to?
What is the purpose of the grid system mentioned in the text?
What is the purpose of the grid system mentioned in the text?
Where on Earth are the equator and the North Pole located?
Where on Earth are the equator and the North Pole located?
Why are lines of latitude called 'parallels' in the grid system?
Why are lines of latitude called 'parallels' in the grid system?
What does the text suggest about the radius of the Earth at different latitudes?
What does the text suggest about the radius of the Earth at different latitudes?
Which location would have a latitude of 45°N?
Which location would have a latitude of 45°N?
How are latitudes and longitudes beneficial for navigation purposes?
How are latitudes and longitudes beneficial for navigation purposes?
Study Notes
Introduction to Latitudes and Longitudes
- The shape of the Earth is approximately spherical.
- The Earth can be divided into a network of latitudes and longitudes to locate a point on the globe.
Latitudes
- Latitudes are imaginary circles parallel to the equator, ranging from 0° to 90° North (N) and South (S).
- Each latitude is an imaginary circle centered on the Earth, with the equator being 0° latitude.
- The distance between two latitudes is approximately 111 km at the equator, decreasing towards the poles.
Longitudes
- Longitudes are imaginary lines that connect the North and South Poles, ranging from 0° to 180° East (E) and West (W).
- The distance between two longitudes is approximately 111 km at the equator, decreasing towards the poles.
- Time zones are determined by longitudes, with a difference of 1 hour for every 15° change in longitude.
Calculating Time and Longitude
- Local time can be calculated by subtracting 4 minutes for every 1° change in longitude west of the reference meridian.
- Standard time zones are used to synchronize clocks globally, preventing confusion between different local times.
Importance of Latitudes and Longitudes
- The combination of latitudes and longitudes allows for precise location identification on the Earth's surface.
- Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks, and it is essential to read all scheme-related documents carefully.
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Description
Test your knowledge on the Earth grid system, a network of latitudes and longitudes used to determine location on the globe. The quiz covers topics such as equator, latitude, longitude, coordinates, and geographic positioning.
