How to find the distance between two points on the same longitude

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[@magdalenaenock1103]

Sorry,,,Why dont you multiply by cos 105 in the formular?

[@tambuwalmathsclass]

Because 105 is a common longitude between the two towns. And formula for calculating the length of an arc is required.

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Because longitude line is a great circle

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What if one longitude is in east and another on west?

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Help me solve this maths.... Calculate the distance between the needle point of a part of dividers, if the arms are 11cm long and the angle between them is 94°

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[@gnation855]

But sir in some textbooks they us ∅/360*2πRcos∅ please what's the difference( please can u explain using this question P and W are two towns one the Earth's surface on latitude 56N. Their longitude are 25E and 95E respectively. Find the distance PW along their parallel of latitude, correct to nearest km.)

[@sulaimonhammedakinkunmi7754]

Anytime you have a question to measured along parallel of latitude then the formula is what you have stated unlike when it is measured along great circle that the instructor demonstrated. So, the solution to your question goes thus 95 -25 = 70 angular difference Then Distance = 70/360 * 2* 22/7 * 6400* cos 56. = 4374km