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Mathematics, 25.12.2019 02:31 Lingz

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: 14: 20 p. m. edt (eastern daylight savings time). what is this time in gmt?
edt = gmt – 4.

it would be if you showed work cause i have another problem like this.

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