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Which explains how latitude and longitude are measured? A. Latitude is measured from 0-180 degrees north and south, while longitude is measured from 0-90 degrees cast and west.
B. Latitude is measured from 0-90 degrees north and south, while longitude is measured from 0-180 degrees east and west.
C. Latitude is measured from 0-90 miles north and south, while longitude is measured from 0-180 miles east and west.
D. Latitude is measured from 0--180 miles north and south, while longitude is measured from 0-90 miles east and west.

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