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PNVC.2.1
Topic:
Form of the earth
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Form of the earth
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Lines of longitude (meridians) converge toward the poles. The practical implication for chart scaling is:
A.
Longitude is unusable for any distance measurement at any latitude above or below the equator
B.
Distances measured on any chart are always doubled because of convergence at high latitudes
C.
No practical implication — nautical miles are defined by latitude not longitude in all cases
D.
One minute of longitude is 1 NM at the equator but progressively less at higher latitudes
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