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xxMikexx [17]
3 years ago
9

What is NOT a major factor affecting climate?

Physics
1 answer:
professor190 [17]3 years ago
8 0

B Longitude

Explanation:

The line of longitude or longitude does not affects climates.

Climate is the weather condition over a place for a long period of time. It usually takes several years to delineate the climate of an area.

  •  Longitude is the distance on the earth surface that runs form east to west.
  • All lines of longitude are all great circles.
  • Latitude are lines from north to south on the earth surface. Only the equator is a great circle.
  • Latitude affects climate. In fact based on the division of lines of latitude on can predict climatic patterns on earth.
  • Proximity to water bodies also affects climatic condition because of the effect of land and sea breeze and other climatic factors.
  • Elevation affects climate a whole lot. Physiography of a place determines the weather to a very large extent.

learn more:

Climate brainly.com/question/10856870

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