23. suppose you measured the physical distance between a points at 30 degrees n, with the same longitudinal components, and points at 60 degrees n, also with the same longitudinal components as the points at 30 degrees n. which would constitute a longer physical distance, the distance between points at 30 degrees n, or 60 degrees n?

The geographical distance between given points and 30 degrees north is likely to be more than 60 degrees north.

Explanation:

The geographical distance between given points and 30 degrees north is likely to be more than 60 degrees north. We must know because of its size that the equatorial length should be more than the polar distance. So the diameter falls when you go from the equator to the pole. That is why the distance from the point is more than 60 degrees north and 30 degrees north