Question 2 (1 point) What is the length of a day-night cycle? Is it the same everywhere on Earth?

12 hours - yes; because the sun rises and sets in the exact same place every day

relative to Earth.

12 hours - no; because depending on where you are on Earth, you have a

different amount of sunlight.

24 hours - yes; because the sun rises and sets in the exact same place every day

relative to Earth

24 hours - no; because depending on where you are on Earth, you have a

different amount of sunlight.

24 hours - no; because depending on where you are on Earth, you have a  different amount of sunlight.

Step-by-step explanation:

The day-night cycle is a complete day or a complete rotation of the earth around its axis. This takes 24 hours which is why 24 hours is the length of a full day.

People around the world however, do not get the same amount of sunlight or darkness and this is because of where they are on Earth. Due to the way the planet is tilted on its axis, some areas see sunlight more than other in a period and others see more darkness.

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