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If the GMT is 1500, the time at 75? E longitude is __________.

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If the GMT is 1500, the time at 75? E longitude is __________.

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• Time zones and longitude relationship with GMT/UT • How many degrees of longitude per hour of time difference • Whether east longitudes are ahead of or behind GMT

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• First decide: at 75° E, is local time ahead of GMT or behind it? By how many hours? • Convert 75° of longitude into a time difference using degrees-per-hour, then apply that to 1500 GMT. • After adjusting the time, check if you need to cross into a different day, and see which option matches.

✅ Before You Answer

• Remember that the Earth turns 15° of longitude per hour. • Confirm whether you should add or subtract the time difference for east longitude. • After adding or subtracting, make sure your final time is in 24-hour clock format and compare carefully with the choices.

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Question 1 of 2066636ee928f7522a1c519829

If the GMT is 1500, the time at 75? E longitude is __________.

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If the GMT is 1500, the time at 75? E longitude is __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Time zones and longitude relationship with GMT/UT • How many degrees of longitude per hour of time difference • Whether east longitudes are ahead of or behind GMT

💭 Think About

• First decide: at 75° E, is local time ahead of GMT or behind it? By how many hours? • Convert 75° of longitude into a time difference using degrees-per-hour, then apply that to 1500 GMT. • After adjusting the time, check if you need to cross into a different day, and see which option matches.

✅ Before You Answer

• Remember that the Earth turns 15° of longitude per hour. • Confirm whether you should add or subtract the time difference for east longitude. • After adding or subtracting, make sure your final time is in 24-hour clock format and compare carefully with the choices.

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