Mathematics, 25.01.2021 20:50 kyra737

Suppose you are trying to find your longitude and start looking for when the shadows are

shortest at your house. You discover that this

happens at 1:15:23 p. m. EDT (Eastern Daylight

Savings Time). What is the time in GMT?

Remember that EDT = GMT - 4.

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