Earth Geography

Q. An aeroplane takes off from 30° N latitude, 50° E longitude and lands at the opposite end of the earth. Where does it land?

A
50° N Lat., 30° W Long
B
30° N Lat., 50° W Long
C
30° S Lat., 130° W Long
D
30° N Lat., 130°W Long

Correct Answer

30° S Lat., 130° W Long

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    C)Slate
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