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What kind of angles do you see in the letter E?
Right angles of 90 degrees
What city is 90 degrees S and 90 degrees E?
This position would be the South Pole. Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station is located at the South Pole, but isn't really a city.
What kind of angles do you see in the letters e f and l?
The letters E, F, and L contain right angles measuring 90 degrees
How many acute angles are there in alphabet E?
None. All are right-angles (90 degrees). An acute angle is less than 90 degrees and more than zero degrees. The single angle formed by the letter V is an acute angle.
What country is 1 degree N 103 degrees E?
This point is on Pulau Merbau Island in Indonesia, about 60 miles southwest of Singapore.
What continent is at 60 degrees north latitude and 20 degrees E longitude?
60 N 20 E is the Baltic Sea. The continent is Europe.
Is 60 N degrees 90 E degrees longitude or latitude?
60 degrees north is latitude. 90 degrees east is longitude.
What continent is at 60 degrees south and 60 degrees east?
60°S 60°E is in the south-centre of the Indian ocean. It is 500km off the coast of Antarctica.
What continent is located at 60 degrees south and 60 degrees east?
60°S 60°E is in the south-centre of the Indian Ocean. It is 500km off the coast of Antarctica.
Where is 60 degrees north and 90 degrees east?
60 N 120 E isOlekminskiy u.Sakha Republic Russia
What continent is 40 degrees north latitude and 80 degrees east longitude?
Asia
What continent is 52 degrees N by 22 degrees E?
Europe
What European country is 40 degrees north and 6 degrees east?
What country in Europe is along the line of 60 degrees north latitude?
What is 70 degrees south 90 degrees east?
70 S 90 E is Antarctica
What country is at 60 degrees N and 8 degrees E?
60 N 8 E is Møsvatn Austfjell and the country is Norway.
What continent is located 45 degrees north latitude and 105 degrees east?
45°N 105°E is Mongolia. The continent is Asia.
What Continent at 30 degrees S 120 degrees E?
That point is one of an infinite number of points, all with different coordinates, on the continent of Australia.
