Climate gets colder closer to the poles because

a, the ice at the poles absorbs the Sun's rays.

, atmospheric and oceanic clrulation patterns move cold air toward the poles.

c, heat from the poles is transferred toward the equaror.

d. the Sun's rays are less concentrated near the poles.

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Yandel Welch

Physics

7 July, 04:45

Climate gets colder closer to the poles because

a, the ice at the poles absorbs the Sun's rays.

, atmospheric and oceanic clrulation patterns move cold air toward the poles.

c, heat from the poles is transferred toward the equaror.

d. the Sun's rays are less concentrated near the poles.

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Jaydon Frey · Answer 1

Climate gets colder closer to the poles because the Sun's rays are less concentrated near the poles. The answer is letter D. Also, the Earth is tilted causing the Sun’s ray to be farther from the poles.

Climate gets colder closer to the poles becausea, the ice at the poles absorbs the Sun's rays., atmospheric and oceanic clrulation patterns move cold air toward the poles.c, heat from the poles is transferred toward the equaror.d. the Sun's rays are less concentrated near the poles.

Climate gets colder closer to the poles because

a, the ice at the poles absorbs the Sun's rays.

, atmospheric and oceanic clrulation patterns move cold air toward the poles.

c, heat from the poles is transferred toward the equaror.

d. the Sun's rays are less concentrated near the poles.