Which of the following is true of all geographic locations on Earth?

A. They receive the same amount of precipitation over the course of a year.

B. They receive the same number of daylight hours over the course of a year.

C. Their angle of sunlight is the same.

D. Their numbers of warm and cold fronts are equal.

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Biology

Copeland

27 August, 13:14

Which of the following is true of all geographic locations on Earth?

A. They receive the same amount of precipitation over the course of a year.

B. They receive the same number of daylight hours over the course of a year.

C. Their angle of sunlight is the same.

D. Their numbers of warm and cold fronts are equal.

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Abraham Juarez · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

What differs is how the daylight hours are distributed across the whole year. For example, while the equator receives more or less the same number of daylight hours every day (for about 12 hours every year), some regions such as the Arctic and Antarctic receive 6 months of sunlight and then 6 moths of darkness.

Belinda Cummings · Answer 2

Answer:B

Explanation:

They receive the same number of daylight hours over the course of a year