Question
There isn’t any seasonal change at the equator because it
Always receives direct sunlight
Always receives indirect sunlight
Always receives direct sunlight for part of the year
Receives indirect sunlight for part of the year
Always receives direct sunlight
Always receives indirect sunlight
Always receives direct sunlight for part of the year
Receives indirect sunlight for part of the year
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is:
**Always receives direct sunlight.**
At the equator, the sun is generally positioned directly overhead at noon throughout the year, leading to minimal seasonal temperature variation and consistent day lengths. This results in relatively stable weather patterns without the distinct seasons experienced in other parts of the world.
**Always receives direct sunlight.**
At the equator, the sun is generally positioned directly overhead at noon throughout the year, leading to minimal seasonal temperature variation and consistent day lengths. This results in relatively stable weather patterns without the distinct seasons experienced in other parts of the world.