None. That's why it zigs and zags instead of following the 180th meridian ...
in order to avoid cutting across any countries or island groups.
Can you imagine what life would be like in a country that always had two
different calendar dates ! ?
no countries lies in international date line
The third line is known as a transversal.
A straight horizontal line intersected by a straight vertical line.
If the intersected lines are parallel then the angles are called equal alternate angles
kiribati
I had to cross a busy intersection on my walk to school. A line can be considered as the intersection of two separate infinite planes.
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Any angle that you like.
no because there is a international date line
Not normally unless the parallel lines are intersected by a transversal line
Australia, New Zealand, Chile, and Argentina is.
the international date line was called International date line because it is a line that cut the globle into two that is W and E.Answer:When travellers first circumnavigated the world they found that they had "added" a day to their logs (Everybody at home thought it was Sunday when their logs said it should be Monday). This was due to their traveling West against the Earth's rotation. To correct for this their was an agreement what when travellers crossed a line in the middle of the Pacific (where it didn't matter) they would adjust their calenders. As everyone agreed to this the "dateline" was "internationally" accepted. It was convenient to make the the Date Line opposite the Prime Meridian