Question

why is amount of insolation greater in Equatorial region then polar region​

Answer 1

Answer:

The amount of sunlight that reaches the surface varies greatly with latitude, due to the reinforcing effects of zenith angle and atmospheric attenuation. These variations in insolation result in huge ranges in temperature between the warm, tropical regions of the world and the cold, polar regions.

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Answer 2

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In the tropical region, the amount of insolation is higher than the amount of terrestrial radiation. Hence it is a region of surplus heat. In the polar region, the heat gain is less than the heat loss. Hence it is a region of deficit heat. Thus the insolation creates an imbalance of heat at different latitudes.

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