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4 years ago

The main factors that affect an area’s temperature are prevailing winds and mountains.

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barxatty [35]4 years ago

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This statement is False.

There are many other factors that must go into account when considering the climate of an area, and for that reason, the statement is incorrect. We can mention factors such as the location's proximity to the equator, humidity, proximity to the ocean, altitude and more as more important than those cited in the sentence.

fiasKO [112]4 years ago

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The main factors that affect the area's temperature are prevailing winds and mountains. This statement is FALSE.

<h3>Further explanation</h3>

Temperature is the degree of hot and cold air in the atmosphere. Based on its distribution on Earth, the air temperature can be divided into the distribution horizontally and vertically.

→ As we know, the six main factors that influence the temperature are:

(1) Elevation or altitude

It is the height of the place measured based on sea level.

(2) Latitude

It is the latitude coordinates of an area that will determine the climate.

(3) The proximity of large bodies of water

It means the sources of water in an area.

(4) Ocean currents

Ocean currents are continuous, directed, and flowing seawater movements in the territorial waters of the Earth's ocean.

(5) The topography

The topography is a form of relief from the surface of the Earth.

(6) Prevailing and seasonal winds

It means the types of wind that blow at certain times.

So, the statement in the question above is not accurate because it only represents a part of the temperature determinant that should be.

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<h3>Answer details</h3>

Subject: Geography

Chapter: Atmosphere

Keywords: temperature, determinants of air temperature, factors causing temperature differences

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