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Identify the given coordinates and Earth's radius.

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Step 1: Identify the given coordinates and Earth's radius.
Point P(ϕP=40∘N,λP=45∘W\phi_P = 40^\circ N, \lambda_P = 45^\circ W)
Point Q(ϕQ=40∘N,λQ=135∘E\phi_Q = 40^\circ N, \lambda_Q = 135^\circ E)
Radius of Earth (RR) = 6370 km (from previous problem context).
π=227\pi = \frac{22}{7} (from previous problem context).

Step 2: Calculate the difference in longitude (Δλ\Delta\lambda).
Since the longitudes are in different hemispheres (West and East), add them:

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