Where are you if your longitude is 0°?

Question

A somewhere along the prime meridian

B east of Greenwich, England

C at the equator

D at the North Pole

Answer 1

The Equator is at 0 degrees latitude. That's  latitude. What about longitude? Well, the Prime Meridian is at 0 degrees. That's in England. Even though it's in England doesn't mean it's East of Greenwich!

It's A but if it was latitude it would be C. Look it up if you don't believe me!

Answer 2

anywhere on the prime meridian so you could be at the equator or the north pole

Answer 3

"at the equator duh"

The equator runs latitudinal to the earth, duh! ha ha.

well, the prime meridian and the Greenwich meridian are the same thing and they run at 0°, longitude. But im pretty sure that the prime meridian and Greenwich meridian run directly south from the north pole..

Its not c because that's latitude (Lat is flat!).

Its not b because the prime meridian or Greenwich meridian actually runs through Greenwich of England so that means it would be Greenwich, England not east of Greenwich, England!

D is technically right because 0° runs directly south of the north pole, but, that's only one specific place.. and the question asks where? which could be anywhere along somewhere??

so A!

Answer 4

at the equator

duh

Answer 5

It could be all of the above.

Answer 6

Three answers may be correct:

A - somewhere along the prime meridian,

maybe I am

B -  in the East of Greenwich, England.

D -The North Pole represents all longitudes, also 0°: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Longitude#L...

Answer 7

prime meridian

& i can prove it too.

The Prime Meridian is the meridian (line of longitude) at which longitude is defined to be 0°

Answer 8

A

Answer 9

c

Answer 10

A, 0 degrees longitude is the prime meridian!!!

Answer 11

somewhere along the prime meridian, 0 longitude runs through the center of the earth verticaly

Answer 12

5

Answer 13

A is correct, because the prime meridian is the special name given for 0 degrees longtitude.

Answer 14

A somewhere along the prime meridian