Explanation Given: Latitude, 39.95 ° N Polar diameter of Earth, D polar = 12714 km Formula used: The distance along earth from the equator: d = π D polar l a t i t u d e 360 ° D polar = Polar diameter Calculation: Substituting the given values

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