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At approximately which time of day is the sun at the highest point in the sky to an observer in new York state A. 6.am B. noon C. 6.pm D. midnight
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At approximately which time of day is the sun at the highest point in the sky to an observer in new York state
A. 6.am
B. noon
C. 6.pm
D. midnight
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(B.) Noon
The sun is always at it's highest point at noon wherever you are because of time zones.
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