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Given latitude = 52^ N.
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11 stepsTo solve this problem, we will use the Earth's radius and .
Part i· 3 steps
**Length of the circle of latitude
The formula for the length of a circle of latitude is , where is the Earth's radius and is the latitude.
Given latitude .
Substitute the values into the formula.
Calculate the value.
Round to a suitable number of significant figures (e.g., 4 significant figures).
Part ii
**Distance BC along the longitude
Points B and C are on the same longitude ().
Latitude of B is .
Latitude of C is .
Since the latitudes are in different hemispheres (North and South), the angular difference is the sum of their absolute values.
Calculate the angular difference .
The distance along a longitude (which is a great circle) is given by .
Substitute the values into the formula.
Calculate the value.
Round to a suitable number of significant figures (e.g., 4 significant figures).
Part iii
**Distance DC along the circle of latitude
Points D and C are on the same circle of latitude ().
Longitude of D is .
Longitude of C is .
Since the longitudes are in different hemispheres (West and East), the angular difference is the sum of their absolute values.
Calculate the angular difference .
The distance along a circle of latitude is given by .
Given latitude .
Substitute the values into the formula.Calculate the value.
Round to a suitable number of significant figures (e.g., 4 significant figures).
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