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Physics, 28.06.2019 04:30 jenn8055

Climates near the equator are warmer than at the poles because
the sun's rays have greater energy at the equator
the sun's rays are more concentrated at the equator
ice at the poles absorbs the sun's rays
the equator is near a low-pressure belt

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