Simply because it doesn't matter in either case.
-- Zero east or zero west puts you on the Prime Meridian either way.
(Beginning on the Prime Meridian, you may travel 0° east or 0° west,
as you prefer, and you arrive at the same place either way.)
-- 180° is half-way around any sphere. Regardless of which direction you decide
to travel from the Prime Meridian, 180° east or 180° west puts you exactly half-
way around the Earth, in the same place.
Because those are the ones that were left up to your pleaseure. Where the
longitude of a place is zero, you're free to call it zero east or zero west, as you
wish. And if the longitude of a place is 180, you may call it 180 east or 180 west,
as it pleases you. Similarly, if the latitude of a place is zero, you may call it zero
north or zero south. You'll be fastidiously and precisely correct eaither way, and
nobody will argue with you.
Simply because it doesn't matter in either case.
-- Zero east or zero west puts you on the Prime Meridian either way.
(Beginning on the Prime Meridian, you may travel 0° east or 0° west,
as you prefer, and you arrive at the same place either way.)
-- 180° is half-way around any sphere. Regardless of which direction you decide
to travel from the Prime Meridian, 180° east or 180° west puts you exactly half-
way around the Earth, in the same place.
The degree of longitude east of 5 degrees west is 4 degrees west longitude.
No
Subtract the east longitude from 360, and you'll have the west longitude.
180 degrees is both east and west longitude. It doesn't matter which way you gofrom the Prime Meridian ... if you go 180 degrees, you arrive at the same longitude.
One gains a day and from east to west one looses a day.
The degree of longitude east of 5 degrees west is 4 degrees west longitude.
No
Subtract the east longitude from 360, and you'll have the west longitude.
The eastern state boundary of Idaho is at 111.05° west longitude. That's 11° west of 100° west longitude, and 149° east of 100° east longitude. The state's western boundary is 5.96° west of there.
180 degrees is both east and west longitude. It doesn't matter which way you gofrom the Prime Meridian ... if you go 180 degrees, you arrive at the same longitude.
East
The center of Boise, Idaho is at about 116.2 degrees west longitude.
Because it is where east and west are measured from. Sort of like zero is neither positive nor negative.:)
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23 degrees east
180 degrees east/west longitude
For the same reason that your lawn is not above or below ground,or something like that.Zero and 180 degrees longitude form the boundary between east and west,so they are both, and they are neither.