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Solving Problem Terrestrial Nav No.1

The document contains 8 problems involving calculating the difference of latitude between departure and arrival points for a ship called the M/V UCLM. It also contains definitions of 10 key terms used in navigation and geography like latitude, longitude, poles, equator, meridian, and parallel.

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Solving Problem Terrestrial Nav No.1

The document contains 8 problems involving calculating the difference of latitude between departure and arrival points for a ship called the M/V UCLM. It also contains definitions of 10 key terms used in navigation and geography like latitude, longitude, poles, equator, meridian, and parallel.

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Problem # 1. M/V UCLM departs from Latitude 18o 10’S to 25o 15’S. Find the difference of Latitude.

Problem # 2. M/V UCLM departs from latitude 27o 30’S to 12o 15’S. Find the difference of
latitude.

Problem #3. M/V UCLM departs from latitude 05o 18’N to latitude 12o 07’S. Find the difference of
latitude.

Problem # 4. M/V UCLM departs from Latitude 27o 15’S to 15o 10’N. Find the difference of
Latitude.

Problem #5. M/VUCLM departs from latitude 12 o 10’N. Find the latitude of arrival if the difference of
latitude is 05o 10’N.

Problem #6. M/V UCLM departs from latitude 07 o 20’S. Find the latitude of arrival if the difference
of latitude is 15o 10’S.

Problem #7. M/V UCLM departs from latitude 08 o 30’N. Find the latitude of arrival if the difference
of latitude is 02o 10’S.

Problem #8. M/VUCLM departs from latitude 02 o 30’N. Find the latitude of arrival if the difference
of latitude is 05o 10’S.

1.____________________ are the two opposite points on the earth’s surface through which axis passes.

2.____________________ is the terrestrial great circle whose plane is perpendicular to the polar axis. It is
midway between the poles.

3.____________________the angular distance from the equator, measured northward or southward along a
meridian from 0o to 90o at the poles.

4.____________________ is the arc of a parallel or the angle at the pole between the prime meridian and the
meridian of a point on the earth, measured eastward or westward from the prime meridian through 180 o.

5.____________________ is a great circle through the geographical poles of the earth.

6.____________________ is the meridian used as the origin for measurement of longitude.

7.____________________ is a circle on the surface of the earth, parallel to the plane of the equator.

8.____________________ is the angular length of arc of any meridian between their parallels.

9.____________________ is the shorter arc of the parallel or the smaller angle at the pole between the
meridians of the two places.

10.___________________ is the distance between two meridians at any parallel of latitude, expressed in
distance units, usually nautical miles.

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