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Chemistry, 29.11.2020 20:00 emobirdy1122

The yellow beams in the model represent equal amounts of radiation coming from the Sun. Based on information shown in the model, which statement is false? A. Sunlight is more spread out at the poles than the equator.

B. The regions near the poles get the most-intense sunlight.

C. Higher latitudes get less-direct sunlight than lower latitudes.

D. The equator gets the most-direct radiation from the Sun.
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