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To solve the problem, we need to identify the latitude and longitude coordinates for each labeled point (A through J) on the map. Let's go through each point step by step:
1. Latitude:
- Ranges from 0° at the Equator to 90°N at the North Pole and 90°S at the South Pole.
- Lines of latitude are horizontal.
2. Longitude:
- Ranges from 0° at the Prime Meridian (Greenwich Meridian) to 180°E/W.
- Lines of longitude are vertical.
3. Reading Coordinates:
- Latitude is read first, followed by longitude.
- Example: \( (45^\circ \text{N}, 60^\circ \text{W}) \).
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#### Point A:
- Latitude: Approximately 20°S.
- Longitude: Approximately 60°W.
- Coordinates: \( (20^\circ \text{S}, 60^\circ \text{W}) \).
#### Point B:
- Latitude: Approximately 60°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 10°E.
- Coordinates: \( (60^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point C:
- Latitude: Approximately 10°S.
- Longitude: Approximately 20°E.
- Coordinates: \( (10^\circ \text{S}, 20^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point D:
- Latitude: Approximately 60°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 40°W.
- Coordinates: \( (60^\circ \text{N}, 40^\circ \text{W}) \).
#### Point E:
- Latitude: Approximately 30°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 120°E.
- Coordinates: \( (30^\circ \text{N}, 120^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point F:
- Latitude: Approximately 20°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 80°E.
- Coordinates: \( (20^\circ \text{N}, 80^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point G:
- Latitude: Approximately 10°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 10°W.
- Coordinates: \( (10^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{W}) \).
#### Point H:
- Latitude: Approximately 45°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 75°W.
- Coordinates: \( (45^\circ \text{N}, 75^\circ \text{W}) \).
#### Point I:
- Latitude: Approximately 20°S.
- Longitude: Approximately 135°E.
- Coordinates: \( (20^\circ \text{S}, 135^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point J:
- Latitude: Approximately 0° (Equator).
- Longitude: Approximately 100°E.
- Coordinates: \( (0^\circ, 100^\circ \text{E}) \).
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\[
\begin{aligned}
&\text{A: } (20^\circ \text{S}, 60^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{B: } (60^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{C: } (10^\circ \text{S}, 20^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{D: } (60^\circ \text{N}, 40^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{E: } (30^\circ \text{N}, 120^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{F: } (20^\circ \text{N}, 80^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{G: } (10^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{H: } (45^\circ \text{N}, 75^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{I: } (20^\circ \text{S}, 135^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{J: } (0^\circ, 100^\circ \text{E})
\end{aligned}
\]
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
&\text{A: } (20^\circ \text{S}, 60^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{B: } (60^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{C: } (10^\circ \text{S}, 20^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{D: } (60^\circ \text{N}, 40^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{E: } (30^\circ \text{N}, 120^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{F: } (20^\circ \text{N}, 80^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{G: } (10^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{H: } (45^\circ \text{N}, 75^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{I: } (20^\circ \text{S}, 135^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{J: } (0^\circ, 100^\circ \text{E})
\end{aligned}
}
Key Notes:
1. Latitude:
- Ranges from 0° at the Equator to 90°N at the North Pole and 90°S at the South Pole.
- Lines of latitude are horizontal.
2. Longitude:
- Ranges from 0° at the Prime Meridian (Greenwich Meridian) to 180°E/W.
- Lines of longitude are vertical.
3. Reading Coordinates:
- Latitude is read first, followed by longitude.
- Example: \( (45^\circ \text{N}, 60^\circ \text{W}) \).
---
Step-by-Step Solution:
#### Point A:
- Latitude: Approximately 20°S.
- Longitude: Approximately 60°W.
- Coordinates: \( (20^\circ \text{S}, 60^\circ \text{W}) \).
#### Point B:
- Latitude: Approximately 60°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 10°E.
- Coordinates: \( (60^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point C:
- Latitude: Approximately 10°S.
- Longitude: Approximately 20°E.
- Coordinates: \( (10^\circ \text{S}, 20^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point D:
- Latitude: Approximately 60°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 40°W.
- Coordinates: \( (60^\circ \text{N}, 40^\circ \text{W}) \).
#### Point E:
- Latitude: Approximately 30°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 120°E.
- Coordinates: \( (30^\circ \text{N}, 120^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point F:
- Latitude: Approximately 20°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 80°E.
- Coordinates: \( (20^\circ \text{N}, 80^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point G:
- Latitude: Approximately 10°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 10°W.
- Coordinates: \( (10^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{W}) \).
#### Point H:
- Latitude: Approximately 45°N.
- Longitude: Approximately 75°W.
- Coordinates: \( (45^\circ \text{N}, 75^\circ \text{W}) \).
#### Point I:
- Latitude: Approximately 20°S.
- Longitude: Approximately 135°E.
- Coordinates: \( (20^\circ \text{S}, 135^\circ \text{E}) \).
#### Point J:
- Latitude: Approximately 0° (Equator).
- Longitude: Approximately 100°E.
- Coordinates: \( (0^\circ, 100^\circ \text{E}) \).
---
Final Answer:
\[
\begin{aligned}
&\text{A: } (20^\circ \text{S}, 60^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{B: } (60^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{C: } (10^\circ \text{S}, 20^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{D: } (60^\circ \text{N}, 40^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{E: } (30^\circ \text{N}, 120^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{F: } (20^\circ \text{N}, 80^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{G: } (10^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{H: } (45^\circ \text{N}, 75^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{I: } (20^\circ \text{S}, 135^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{J: } (0^\circ, 100^\circ \text{E})
\end{aligned}
\]
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
&\text{A: } (20^\circ \text{S}, 60^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{B: } (60^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{C: } (10^\circ \text{S}, 20^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{D: } (60^\circ \text{N}, 40^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{E: } (30^\circ \text{N}, 120^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{F: } (20^\circ \text{N}, 80^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{G: } (10^\circ \text{N}, 10^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{H: } (45^\circ \text{N}, 75^\circ \text{W}) \\
&\text{I: } (20^\circ \text{S}, 135^\circ \text{E}) \\
&\text{J: } (0^\circ, 100^\circ \text{E})
\end{aligned}
}
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