Why do parts of the low latitude zone have warm to hot climates?

Question 4 options:

The lower the elevation, the higher the temperatures.

The Earth's atmosphere thins as altitude increases.

The Earth's poles receive continuous, indirect sunlight.

They receive direct rays from the sun year-round.

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Friendo

15 July, 01:35

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Pierre Wells · Answer 1

They receive direct rays from the sun year-round.

Sidney Blankenship · Answer 2

Answer is they receive direct rays from the sun year-round

Why do parts of the low latitude zone have warm to hot climates?Question 4 options:The lower the elevation, the higher the temperatures.The Earth's atmosphere thins as altitude increases.The Earth's poles receive continuous, indirect sunlight.They receive direct rays from the sun year-round.