Each day past the summer solstice, the days get longer until the fall (autumnal) A) True B) False

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Each day past the summer solstice, the days get longer until the fall (autumnal)

A) True
B) False

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B. false. hope it helped

Gour answered Jan 27, 2021

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B. false they get shorter

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