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Question 1 of 5
A plane departs from Hanoi, Vietnam and is on its way to arrive in Sydney. Find its time of arrival given the following:
Sydney (34°S,151°E)
Hanoi (21°N,106°E)
Departure: 8:30pm Tuesday
Flight Time: 9 hours 20 minutes
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The prime meridian is a line of longitude at 0°
On the opposite side of the prime meridian lies the 180° meridian.
First, find the local time in Sydney when the time in Hanoi is 8:30pm
Start by drawing a rectangle with the Prime Meridian and the two longitudes
The Prime Meridian is also called Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
Draw a line that connects the two longitudes
This line represents a minus sign, which means we must get the difference between the two longitudes
We find the difference because both cities are on one side of UTC
Next, multiply by 4 to solve for the time difference
Since 1°=4 minutes
Since Sydney is to the east of Hanoi, add 180 minutes to 8:30pm
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8:30pm +180 minutes |
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8:30pm +3 hours |
Divide minutes by 60 to convert to hours |
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11:30pm |
When it is 8:30pm in Hanoi, at the same moment, it is 11:30pm in Sydney
Finally, add the flight time to 11:30pm to get the time of arrival in Sydney
Flight time: |
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9hours 20 minutes |
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11:30pm +9 hours 20 minutes |
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23:30+9 hours 20 minutes |
Convert to military time by adding 12 |
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32:50 |
Since it is greater than 24, it means a day has passed and the time of arrival is on Wednesday
Subtract 24 hours to get a normal time format
The time of arrival in Sydney is 8:50am Wednesday
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Question 2 of 5
A plane departs from San Francisco and is on its way to arrive in Dallas. Find its time of arrival given the following:
Dallas (32°N,96°W)
San Francisco (37°N,122°W)
Departure: 10am
Flight Time: 3 hours 30 minutes
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The prime meridian is a line of longitude at 0°
On the opposite side of the prime meridian lies the 180° meridian.
First, find the local time in Dallas when the time in San Francisco is 10am
Start by drawing a rectangle with the Prime Meridian and the two longitudes
The Prime Meridian is also called Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
Draw a line that connects the two longitudes
This line represents a minus sign, which means we must get the difference between the two longitudes
We find the difference because both cities are on one side of UTC
Next, multiply by 4 to solve for the time difference
Since 1°=4 minutes
Since Dallas is to the east of San Francisco, add 104 minutes to 10am
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10am +104 minutes |
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10am +1 hour 44 minutes |
Divide minutes by 60 to convert to hours |
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11:44am |
When it is 10am in San Francisco, at the same moment, it is 11:44am in Dallas
Finally, add the flight time to 11:44am to get the time of arrival in Dallas
Flight time: |
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3hours 30 minutes |
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11:44am +3 hours 30 minutes |
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11°44°+03°30° |
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15°14’ |
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15:14 |
The time is in pm or in the afternoon since it is greater than 12.
Subtract 12 hours to get a proper time format
The plane arrived in Dallas at 03:14pm
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Question 3 of 5
A plane departs from Melbourne and is on its way to arrive in Honolulu. Find its time of arrival given the following:
Honolulu (158°W)
Melbourne (145°E)
Departure: 5:30pm Saturday
Flight Time: 10 hours 30 minutes
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The prime meridian is a line of longitude at 0°
On the opposite side of the prime meridian lies the 180° meridian.
First, find the local time in Honolulu when the time in Melbourne is 5:30pm
Start by drawing a rectangle with the Prime Meridian and the two longitudes
The Prime Meridian is also called Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
Draw a line that connects the two longitudes
This represents a plus sign, which means we must get the sum of the two longitudes
We find the sum because both cities are on either side of UTC
Next, multiply by 4 to solve for the time difference
Since 1°=4 minutes
Since Honolulu is to the west of Melbourne, subtract 1212 minutes from 5:30pm
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5:30pm -1212 minutes |
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17:30-20 hours 12 minutes |
Divide minutes by 60 to convert to hours |
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17°30°-20°12° |
Press the DMS button for every ° |
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-2°42’ |
Since the answer is negative, it means the time we are looking for occurs the day before which is Friday
Simply add 24 hours to convert it to military time
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-2°42’+24° |
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21°18’ |
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09:18pm |
When it is 5:30pm Saturday in Melbourne, at the same moment, it is 9:18pm Friday in Honolulu
Finally, add the flight time to 9:18pm to get the time of arrival in Honolulu
Flight time: |
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10hours 30 minutes |
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09:18pm +10 hours 30 minutes |
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21°18°+10°30° |
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31°48’ |
Since it is greater than 24, it means a day has passed and the time of arrival is on Saturday
Subtract 24 hours to get a normal time format
The time of arrival in Honolulu is 7:48am Saturday
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Question 4 of 5
A rally car departs from Perth and is on its way to Sydney. Find its time of arrival given the following:
Sydney (151°E)
Perth (116°E)
Departure: 9am Saturday
Travel Time: 85 hours
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The prime meridian is a line of longitude at 0°
On the opposite side of the prime meridian lies the 180° meridian.
First, find the local time in Sydney when the time in Perth is 9am
Start by drawing a rectangle with the Prime Meridian and the two longitudes
The Prime Meridian is also called Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
Draw a line that connects the two longitudes
This line represents a minus sign, which means we must get the difference between the two longitudes
We find the difference because both cities are on one side of UTC
Next, multiply by 4 to solve for the time difference
Since 1°=4 minutes
Since Sydney is to the east of Perth, add 140 minutes to 9am
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9am +140 minutes |
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9am +2 hours 20 minutes |
Divide minutes by 60 to convert to hours |
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11:20am |
When it is 9am in Perth, at the same moment, it is 11:20am in Sydney
Finally, add the time to 11:20am to get the time of arrival in Sydney
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11:20am +85 hours |
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11:20am +3 days 13 hours |
1 day is 24 hours |
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11:20am +13 hours, Tuesday |
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11°20°+13°, Tuesday |
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24°20′, Tuesday |
Since it is greater than 24, it means another day has passed and the time of arrival is on Wednesday
Subtract 24 hours to get a normal time format
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24°20′-24° |
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0:20 |
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12:20am |
The time of arrival in Sydney is 12:20am Wednesday
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Question 5 of 5
A plane departed from Beijing and has arrived in London. Find the flight time of the plane given the following:
Beijing (116°E) Departure: 6pm
London (0°E) Arrival: 9:16pm
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The prime meridian is a line of longitude at 0°
On the opposite side of the prime meridian lies the 180° meridian.
First, find the local time in London when the time in Beijing is 6pm
Start by drawing a rectangle with the Prime Meridian and the two longitudes
London is at the Prime Meridian
Since London is to the west of Beijing, subtract their longitudes
Next, multiply by 4 to solve for the time difference
Since 1°=4 minutes
Remember west = lest, subtract 464 minutes from 6pm
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6pm -464 minutes |
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6pm -7 hours 44 minutes |
Divide minutes by 60 to convert to hours |
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18°00°-07°44° |
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10°16’ |
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10:16am |
When it is 6pm in Beijing, at the same moment, it is 10:16am in London
Finally, find the flight time by getting the difference between 10:16am and the arrival time in London
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09:16pm -10:16am |
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21°16°-10°16° |
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11°00’ |
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11 hours |
The flight time is 11 hours