Question

The longitudes of two places at latitude 60° N are 93° E and 97° W. Their departure is

a.

5100 nautical miles

b.

5700 nautical miles

c.

120 nautical miles

d.

500 nautical miles

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Answer: (b).5700 nautical miles

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