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What causes areas closer to the equator to have warmer air than areas
farthe...
Physics, 02.11.2020 16:30 ndurairajownkpq
Question 1 of 10
What causes areas closer to the equator to have warmer air than areas
farther away?
A. The indirect rays of the sun at the equator
B. The greater angle at which the sun's rays strike Earth's surface at
the equator
C. The concentrated radiation from the sun at the equator
D. The smaller amount of heat transferred from the sun at the
equator
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