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Where is the incoming sun's energy most concentrated? a. in the United States b. at the North Pole c. at the Equator d. at the South Pole Please help! Hurry! Urgent
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Where is the incoming sun's energy most concentrated?
a. in the United States
b. at the North Pole
c. at the Equator
d. at the South Pole
Please help! Hurry! Urgent
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C. at the equator is the answer
as the equator isi the center of the earth it gets more sun energy
that is why the equator is the hottest place on earth
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C. The equator.
The sun directly hits the equator, which means that it's the hottest and receives most of the sun's energy.
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