Предмет: География, автор: Mileho

Как определить по карте расстояние в градусах?

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Автор ответа: Veronika789

находишь на карте точку ( место которое тебе нужно )определяешь долготу и широту, потом еще одну точку ( место до которого тебе нужно изменить расстояние ) и определяешь широту и долготу
потом из большей долготы вычитаешь меньшую долготу например:
126*-55*=71*
ну мы на уроках так делаем

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