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Chapter 12, Problem 11LR
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The date represented by the given diagram.
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The amount of sun rays differs throughout the year at every position on the Earth. This is because the Earth rotates on its axis as well as revolves around the Sun.
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APPL.+INVES.IN EAR.SCI.+MAST.GEOL- AC
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