Latitude refers to vertical radial distance from the equator, and longitude refers to horizontal radial distance from the prime meridian whose location was decided arbitrarily. It is a pair of degree measures which goes up to 90 degrees, dictating how many degrees an object is from one of the two lines.
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Answer: Florida typically experiences warm temperatures and temperature changes within a narrow range.
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Benito is doing research on the effects of Florida's elevation on its climate. His notes include the following:
1. The average elevation of Florida is 30 m above sea level.
2. The highest point in Florida is Britton Hill, which is 105 m above sea level.
3. The change in temperature from 0 m to 1,000 m is 7 °C.
Explanation: The low elevation of the area suggests a warm temperature, The higher you go, the cooler it gets. Also Benito observed that the change in temperature from 0 m to 1,000 m is 7 °C. This shows that there a narrow range in the temperature across Florida.
In addition, Florida is a coastal area. Coastal areas experience mild climates with warm summers, cool but not harsh winters and lots of rainfall. The reason for the warm weather in coastal area is the difference in the time it takes the land and the sea to absorb heat. Air from the sea then cools the land during the day and at night, cool air flows to the sea.
Answer: <em>air also has water vapor</em>
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<em>Explanation: hope t helps i remember this from science last year but i probably forgot about it</em>
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Hey there!
1.) Without the atmosphere, average temperature on Earth would be freezing! Below zero to be exact!
2.) The atmosphere protects us and animals from dangerous radiation from the Sun. Ultraviolet radiation is basically invisible rays of energy created by the sun.
3.) Also, the atmosphere provides oxygen for humans and animals to breathe and C02 (Carbon dioxide) for plants.
4.) And lastly, the atmosphere protects us from objects coming towards the earth.
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