Question

The angle that the Sun’s rays strike a region of Earth determines the amount of heat transferred.

Answer 1

Answer;

-The above statement is true

The angle that the Sun’s rays strike a region of Earth determines the amount of heat transferred.

Step-by-step explanation;

-Sunlight reaching the Earth can heat the land, ocean, and atmosphere. Some of that sunlight is reflected back to space by the surface, clouds, or ice. Much of the sunlight that reaches Earth is absorbed and warms the planet.

-The Sun warms the planet, drives the hydrologic cycle, and makes life on Earth possible. The amount of sunlight received on Earth’s surface is affected by the reflectivity of the surface, the angle of the Sun, the output of the Sun, and the cyclic variations of the Earth’s orbit around the Sun.

Answer 2

This statement is true. The angle that the Sun's rays strike a region of Earth determines the amount of heat transferred. For example, as you seen on TV, a laser pointing at an object and that specific angle that the rays of the laser pointed at was being melted. Same goes for the relationship between the Sun's rays and the Earth because it has the same energy that is being emitted per second.