Problem 6. Ship's from Lat. 10°-46.8'N, Long. 105°-38.3'E proceeding to Lat. 30 °-10.5'S, Long. 120°-12.2'E. What will be the difference of latitude converted to nautical miles.
Problem 6. Ship's from Lat. 10°-46.8'N, Long. 105°-38.3'E proceeding to Lat. 30 °-10.5'S, Long. 120°-12.2'E. What will be the difference of latitude converted to nautical miles.
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