North-south = odd numbers. East-west = even numbers.
No. Only 2 altitudes can intersect at a point. * * * * * True but even they do not meet in the interior. The altitudes of a right angles triangle meet at the right angled vertex. The vertex is at the boundary of the triangle, not in the interior.
Odd Numbered Interstates go north-south Even Numbered Interstates go east-to-west The higher numbered interstates are in the north (ex. I-90, I-80) The lower numbered interstates are in the south (ex. I-4, I-10)
Depends on which Korea. South Koreans have the highest average IQ in the world according to OCED. North Korea, however, probably has one of the lowest. South Koreans who have embraced democracy has come so much further than North Korea. Even look at their height comparison, South Koreans are the tallest Asians at 175cm (5'9), but North Koreans are the shortest at 166cm (5'5).
Not at all. The nearest one to me is US90. It turns out, though, that the odd-numbered interstates run north-south, while the even-numbered interstates run east-west.
fly at even thousands plus 500 ft (4,500;6,500 ect)
North-south = odd numbers. East-west = even numbers.
South Africa. Even 30 MILES north, you are still in South Africa!
The cotton gin increased production of cotton exponentially in the south. Which increased the economy in the south greatly. The south then began to increase in the number of slaves so they could produce even more cotton. The south was more wealthy then the north and it increased slave trade even more. The cotton gin made relations with north and the south even more tense.
Even though the North had a much higher population, the sizes of the North and South armies were comparable. Both sides also had ample food production during the war.
yes. Maine was added for the north.
The cotton gin increased production of cotton exponentially in the south. Which increased the economy in the south greatly. The south then began to increase in the number of slaves so they could produce even more cotton. The south was more wealthy then the north and it increased slave trade even more. The cotton gin made relations with north and the south even more tense.
Yes. The rule is East-Odd and West-Even. This means that if youre flying any heading on the east side of the compass, you are supposed to cruise at an altitude that is odd-thousands plus 500 feet. 3,500 feet, 5,500 feet, 7,500 feet etc. And if youre flying any heading on the west side of the compass even thousands plus 500.... 4,500, 6,500, 8,500 and so on. The idea being that two airplanes approaching head on (which is the hardest to spot) will always be separated by 1000 feet of altitude even if they are not communicating with ATC or each other. In areas or flight conditions where aircraft are flying under the control of a tower or other air-traffic controllers, it is ATC's duty to keep aircraft separated, ATC will try to use the East-odd West-even rule when it is suitable, but is not bound by it by any means.
Even though the North had a much higher population, the sizes of the North and South armies were comparable. Both sides also had ample food production during the war.
Delighted the South, infuriated the North, drove the two sides even further apart, and brought war a step closer.
To the southeast of North America is South America. If you go even further southeast, you will get to Africa.
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