Social Sciences, asked by Mikyman4045, 5 months ago

Why does the temperature gradually decrease as you move away from the equator towards the poles

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Answered by ItzRisingStar

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❥Temperature decreases progressively from equator towards the poles because the sun is less far from the equator and it receives more and direct sunlight and as we go to equator it decreases and in poles it becomes very little or none. It is higher in altitudes because sunlight is more harder in height then land.

Answered by ritu028125

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Temperature decreases progressively from equator towards the poles because the sun is less far from the equator and it receives more and direct sunlight and as we go to equator it decreases and in poles it becomes very little or none. It is higher in altitudes because sunlight is more harder in height then land.

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