3. Pressure belts are formed on the earth's surface because of:
(a) unequal heating of the earth by the sun
(b) the earth's gravity
(c) difference in heating pattern of land 1 (d) both (a) and (c)
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Pressure belts are formed on the earth's surface because of the unequal heating of the earth by the sun and the difference in the heating pattern of land. (Option d)
- Pressure belts are the different areas on earth where there are extreme (high and low) differences in pressure.
- There are totally seven pressure belts distributed all around the earth and they are; Equatorial low, two Subpolar lows, two Polar highs, and two Subtropical highs.
- The unequal distribution of solar radiation is the cause of formation of pressure belts.
- The heat from solar radiation is unequally distributed on earth due to its shape being spherical.
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