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sergejj [24]
3 years ago
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Biology help, please!!! 30 points!!

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Nina [5.8K]3 years ago
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B): Energy is radiated more than absorbed near the poles

D): Energy is absorbed more than radiated near the equator.

E): Energy is carried from the equator to poles in surface currents.

Explanation:

Thermal energy is a form of energy carried by heat as a result of temperature differences between two places or bodies.

At the equator the sun is overhead and directly bursting energy from space. Areas around the equator have very low albedo because the bulk of radiation is absorbed. The surfaces here are like black bodies.

At the poles, the ice caps and bodies causes the reflection of the bulk of these radiations. Such regions have a very high albedo. Most of the energy here is radiated.

  • Warm water in the equator due to absorbed energy are rises to the surface and are carried away to the pole.
  • Colder water moved from the pole towards the equator by deep ocean currents.

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