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Which factors affect the temperature of a region check all that apply

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guapka [62]3 years ago

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ABDF

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o-na [289]3 years ago

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Answer:

which factors affect the temperature of a region check all that apply

A:altitude

B:distance from large bodies of water

C:Precipitation

D:latitude

E:wind

F:ocean currents

Explanation:

The main factors that affect the climate are:

Latitude: the distance from the Earth's equator to any point on Earth.

Altitude: is the height in meters from the middle level of the sea to any point of the earth's surface.

Relief: The terrestrial relief is the term that determines the forms that the earth's crust has.

Masses of water: the water heats up more slowly than the earth, and releases it slowly too.

Distance to the sea or to the continent: This distance affects the temperature, humidity and rainfall of the region.

Direction of the winds: these can be planetary or seasonal and move transporting moisture from one place to another.

The answer is: A: altitude, B: distance from large bodies of water, C: Precipitation, D: latitude, E: wind, F: ocean currents.

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