Days when the Sun’s light hits both hemispheres equally are called __________. A. rotations B. revolutions C. equinoxes D. solstices

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Gagan Gupta asked Sep 23, 2022

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Days when the Sun’s light hits both hemispheres equally are called __________.

A.
rotations
B.
revolutions
C.
equinoxes
D.
solstices

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Gagan Gupta asked Sep 23, 2022

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Answer:

it is an equinox.

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Equinox

days when the suns light hits both hemispheres equally

hours of daylight and darkness

takes place during solstices.

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Equinox!!!

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