Geography, asked by preetijaiswal781, 1 month ago

what is the angular distance of a artic circle form north pole.

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Answered by taxef2002

Answer:

23.5°

Explanation:

The parallel of latitude approximately 66°30′ north of the Equator, or 23.5° from the North Pole. Named for the northern constellation Bear, the Arctic Circle has the same angular distance from the Equator as the inclination of the Earth's axis from the plane of the ecliptic.

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