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Question 1 of 5
A plane departed from Perth and has arrived in Wellington. Find its time of departure given the following:
Perth ( 32 ° S , 116 ° E )
Wellington ( 41 ° S , 175 ° E ) Arrival: 7 : 30 am Wednesday
Flight Time: 8 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 Perth when the time in Wellington is 7 : 30 am
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 U T C
Next, multiply by 4 to solve for the time difference
Since 1 ° = 4 minutes
Since Perth is to the west of Wellington, subtract 236 minutes from 7 : 30 am
7 : 30 am - 236 minutes
=
7 : 30 - 3 hours 56 minutes
Divide minutes by 60 to convert to hours
=
07 ° 30 ° - 03 ° 56 °
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=
3 ° 34 ’
=
3 : 34 am
When it is 7 : 30 am Wednesday in Wellington, at the same moment, it is 3 : 34 am Wednesday in Perth
Finally, solve for the departure time by subtracting the flight time from 3 : 34 am
03 : 34 am - 8 hours
=
03 ° 34 ° - 08 °
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=
- 4 ° 26 ’
Since the answer is negative, it means the time we are looking for occurs the day before which is Tuesday
Simply add 24 hours to convert it to military time
- 4 ° 26 ’ + 24 °
=
19 ° 34 ’
=
07 : 34 pm
Therefore, the departure time of the plane is 07 : 34 pm Tuesday
Question 2 of 5
A plane departs from Sydney and is on its way to land in Dubai. Find its time of arrival given the following:
Dubai ( + 4 )
Sydney ( + 10 )
Departure: 7 am
Flight Time: 14 hours 25 minutes
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Standard time zones divide the Earth in 15 ° regions which means each zone has a 1 -hour difference
The Prime Meridian’s time zone is 0
First, find the local time in Dubai when the time in Sydney is 7 am
Start by drawing a rectangle with the Prime Meridian and the two time zones
The Prime Meridian is also called Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
Find the time difference between the two locations
Since Dubai is to the west of Sydney, subtract 6 hours from 7 am
When it is 7 am in Sydney, at the same moment, it is 1 am in Dubai
Finally, add the flight time to 1 am to get the time of arrival in Dubai
Flight time:
14 hours 25 minutes
1 am + 14 hours 25 minutes
=
15 : 25
Since it is greater than 12 , it means the time will be in pm
Subtract 12 hours to get a normal time format
The time of arrival in Dubai is 3 : 25 pm
Question 3 of 5
A plane departs from Singapore and is on its way to land in Athens. Find its time of arrival given the following:
Athens ( + 2 )
Singapore ( + 8 )
Departure: 9 : 30 am Sunday
Flight Time: 11 hours
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Standard time zones divide the Earth in 15 ° regions which means each zone has a 1 -hour difference
The Prime Meridian’s time zone is 0
First, find the local time in Athens when the time in Singapore is 9 : 30 am
Start by drawing a rectangle with the Prime Meridian and the two time zones
The Prime Meridian is also called Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
Find the time difference between the two locations
Since Athens is to the west of Singapore, subtract 6 hours from 9 : 30 am
When it is 9 : 30 am in Singapore, at the same moment, it is 3 : 30 am in Athens
Finally, add the flight time to 3 : 30 am to get the time of arrival in Athens
Since it is greater than 12 , it means the time will be in pm
Subtract 12 hours to get a normal time format
The time of arrival in Athens is 2 : 30 pm Sunday
Question 4 of 5
A plane departs from Los Angeles, crosses the International Date Line and is on its way to land in Tokyo. Find its time of arrival given the following:
Tokyo ( + 9 )
Los Angeles ( - 8 )
Departure: 7 pm Thursday
Flight Time: 11 hours 35 minutes
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Standard time zones divide the Earth in 15 ° regions which means each zone has a 1 -hour difference
The International Date Line is the longitude opposite of the prime meridian
First, find the local time in Tokyo when the time in Los Angeles is 7 pm
Start by drawing a rectangle with the IDL and the two time zones
Draw a line that connects the two time zones
This represents a plus sign, which means we must get the sum of the two time zones
We find the sum because both cities are on either side of the I D L
Make sure to add them as both positive numbers
Since Tokyo is to the west of Los Angeles and we are passing through the I D L we add 17 hours to 7 pm
7 pm+ 17 hours
=
19 : 00 + 17 hours
=
19 ° + 17 °
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36 °
Since it is greater than 24 , it means another day has passed and the time of arrival is on Friday
Subtract 24 hours to get a normal time format
When it is 7 pm Thursday in Los Angeles, at the same moment, it is 12 pm Friday in Tokyo
Finally, add the flight time to 12 pm to get the time of arrival in Tokyo
Flight time:
11 hours 35 minutes
12 pm + 11 hours 35 minutes
=
12 ° + 11 ° 35 °
Press the DMS button for every °
=
23 ° 35 ’
=
11 : 35 pm
The time of arrival in Tokyo is 11 : 35 pm Friday
Question 5 of 5
A plane departs from Seoul, crosses the International Date Line and is on its way to land in Honolulu. Find its time of arrival given the following:
Honolulu ( - 10 )
Seoul ( + 9 )
Departure: 7 : 35 pm Saturday
Flight Time: 7 hours 40 minutes
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Standard time zones divide the Earth in 15 ° regions which means each zone has a 1 -hour difference
The International Date Line is the longitude opposite of the prime meridian
First, find the local time in Honolulu when the time in Seoul is 7 : 35 pm
Start by drawing a rectangle with the IDL and the two time zones
Draw a line that connects the two time zones
This represents a plus sign, which means we must get the sum of the two time zones
We find the sum because both cities are on either side of the I D L
Make sure to add them as both positive numbers
Since Honolulu is to the east of Seoul and we are passing through the I D L we subtract 19 hours from 7 : 35 pm
7 : 35 pm- 19 hours
=
19 : 35 - 19 hours
=
19 ° 35 ° - 19 °
Press the DMS button for every °
=
00 ° 35 ’
=
12 : 35 am
When it is 7 : 35 pm Saturday in Seoul, at the same moment, it is 12 : 35 am Saturday in Honolulu
Finally, add the flight time to 12 : 35 am to get the time of arrival in Honolulu
Flight time:
7 hours 40 minutes
12 : 35 am + 7 hours 40 minutes
00 : 35 + 7 hours 40 minutes
=
00 ° 35 ° + 7 ° 40 °
Press the DMS button for every °
=
8 ° 15 ’
=
8 : 15 am
The time of arrival in Honolulu is 8 : 15 am Saturday