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18-05-2021
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Earth’s tilt on its axis is responsible for which of the following?

A.
the changing of the seasons

B.
the phases of the moon

C.
the length of a year

D.
the length of a month

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alabamanaruto alabamanaruto

18-05-2021

Answer: A

Explanation: the tilted axis’s allows the sun to hit areas with different amount of radiation therefore leading to seasons

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SpiningCircle SpiningCircle

18-05-2021

Answer:

A because the side that is closer is hotter than normal and the same thing on the other side as well. It will be colder.

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