What is the angle of the ncp over the horizon at a latitude of 60 degrees? how about at the equator?

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Explanation:

The North Celestial Pole is the point in the sky about which every one of the stars seen from the Northern Hemisphere pivot. The North Star, additionally called Polaris, is found precisely now in the sky. On the off chance that you go out during the evening and locate the north star you will see that it doesn't move over the span of the night, while the various stars do move, they turn from east to west around the north star.

The point of the NCP into the great beyond at a scope of 60 degrees and at the equator the edge is same.

d is the logical answer but im not a 100% sure