Are 180° E and 180° W different meridians?
Correct answer: C. No; they identify the same meridian
- A. Only at the poles
- B. Yes, they are 360° apart
- C. No; they identify the same meridian
- D. Yes, one is in the east and one in the west
Explanation
180° east and 180° west are the same line.
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