Which global region is coldest, because it doesn't absorb the sun's energy directly?

A. mid-latitude regions

B. low-latitude regions

C. upper-latitude regions

D. central-latitude regions

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26 April, 01:02

Which global region is coldest, because it doesn't absorb the sun's energy directly?

A. mid-latitude regions

B. low-latitude regions

C. upper-latitude regions

D. central-latitude regions

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Alijah Haynes · Answer 1

It would be the "C. upper-latitude regions" that are coldest because they doesn't absorb the sun's energy directly, unlike areas that are closer to the equator, which receive a great amount of sun.

Which global region is coldest, because it doesn't absorb the sun's energy directly?A. mid-latitude regionsB. low-latitude regionsC. upper-latitude regionsD. central-latitude regions

Which global region is coldest, because it doesn't absorb the sun's energy directly?

A. mid-latitude regions

B. low-latitude regions

C. upper-latitude regions

D. central-latitude regions