SOLUTION: Let N be the point on the equator closest to E = Exeter, and let C be the center of
the earth. The central angle ECN is called the latitude of E; it is approximately 43 degrees. T
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Question 1163810: Let N be the point on the equator closest to E = Exeter, and let C be the center of
the earth. The central angle ECN is called the latitude of E; it is approximately 43 degrees. Take the radius of the earth to be 3960 miles as you answer the following distance questions:
(a)How far from the equator is Exeter? Travel on the earth, not through it.
