If u left New Orleans 30 degrees N, 90 degrees W at 4:00 am on Friday Dec, 31, and traveled for 12hrs be4 arriving in Baku, azerbajjan 40 degrees N,30 degrees E at what time and on what day would u arrive in Baku?(show work)
1-if you live in los angles (PST) and wanted to watch the start of a football game that began in Miami at 3:00 pm EST what time would you have to turn on the T.V set?
2-If you had an important business meeting in New York that began at 9:00 and it took one hour to get to the meeting from the airport and five hours to fly from Seattle to NewYork, what time would you need to borad an airplane leaving Seattle?
3-If it is 10:00 pm Feb. 14th in Denver, Colorado which is near 105 degrees W longitude, what time is it in Kobe, Jaban which is near 135 degrees E longitude?
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To determine the arrival time in Baku, Azerbaijan, we need to consider the time difference and the duration of the journey.
First, let's calculate the time difference between New Orleans (30 degrees N, 90 degrees W) and Baku (40 degrees N, 30 degrees E).
- New Orleans is located at a longitude of 90 degrees W, and Baku is located at a longitude of 30 degrees E. The time difference between each degree of longitude is approximately 4 minutes.
- The longitude difference between the two cities is 120 degrees (90 degrees W to 30 degrees E), so the time difference is 120 degrees * 4 minutes = 480 minutes or 8 hours.
Next, let's consider the travel duration. It is given that the travel time is 12 hours.
Now, we can calculate the arrival time in Baku.
- Departure time from New Orleans: 4:00 am on Friday, December 31.
- Travel time: 12 hours.
- Time difference: 8 hours (New Orleans is behind Baku).
Adding the travel time and time difference to the departure time:
4:00 am + 12 hours = 4:00 pm on Friday, December 31 (local time in New Orleans).
4:00 pm + 8 hours = 12:00 am (midnight) on Saturday, January 1 (local time in Baku).
Therefore, you would arrive in Baku at midnight on Saturday, January 1.
Now let's move on to the other questions:
1. To watch the start of the football game that begins in Miami at 3:00 pm EST, you need to account for the time difference between Los Angeles (PST) and Miami (EST). The time difference between PST and EST is 3 hours.
So, if the game starts at 3:00 pm EST, you would need to turn on the TV at 12:00 pm (noon) PST.
2. If the business meeting in New York begins at 9:00 am, and it takes one hour to get from the airport to the meeting location, you need to factor in the flight duration and the time difference between Seattle and New York. The flight from Seattle to New York takes 5 hours, and the time difference is 3 hours (EST is 3 hours ahead of Seattle).
To arrive at the meeting by 9:00 am local time in New York, you would need to board the airplane in Seattle at 3:00 am local time (taking into account the one-hour travel from the airport and the 5-hour flight duration).
3. Given that it is 10:00 pm on February 14th in Denver, Colorado, which is at approximately 105 degrees W longitude, we need to determine the time in Kobe, Japan, which is near 135 degrees E longitude.
The time difference between each degree of longitude is approximately 4 minutes. The longitude difference between the two locations is 30 degrees (135 degrees E - 105 degrees W), so the time difference is 30 degrees * 4 minutes = 120 minutes or 2 hours.
Since it is 10:00 pm in Denver, adding the 2-hour time difference would give us 12:00 am (midnight) on the next day in Kobe, Japan. Therefore, in Kobe, it would be midnight on February 15th.