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प्रश्न
While crossing the IDL, what changes will you make?
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उत्तर
- When you cross the 180° meridian, some precautions need to be taken.
- There is a difference of 12 hours from the Prime Meridian if you go from east or west.
- According to the convention, the start (and end) of a date is considered to be at the 180° meridian.
- Accordingly, an adjustment or change in day and time is made. Thus, while travelling from east to west of IDL, a day is added, whereas while travelling from west to east of IDL, the day remains the same.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
While crossing the IDL, a person will have to add one day when travelling from ______.
If it is Wednesday 10 a.m. at 15° E meridian, then what will be the time at IDL?
At which direction of the IDL does a new day start immediately?
Why is the IDL considered with respect to the 180° meridian only?
Using an atlas, tell if, on the following route, the IDL will be crossed and show it on the map.
Mumbai - London - New York - Los Angeles - Tokyo

The world is divided into ____________ time zones.
choose the odd one.
Using an atlas, tell if, on the following route, the IDL will be crossed and show it on the map.
Delhi - Kolkata - Singapore - Melbourne

Using an atlas, tell if, on the following route, the IDL will be crossed and show it on the map.
Chennai - Singapore - Tokyo - Sydney - Santiago

Using an atlas, tell if, on the following route, the IDL will be crossed and show it on the map.
Delhi - London - New York

