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HELP ME PLS ASAP ILL GIVE Whether you live in a tropical climate, a temperate climate, or a polar climate, you share something with the rest of the world- your climate is influenced by the latitude where you live. Which best describes why latitudes closer to the equator have warmer climates?

Latitudes closer to the equator are at lower elevations than latitudes away from the equator

Latitudes closer to the equator receive more solar energy than latitudes away from the equator

Latitudes closer to the equator are nearer to ocean currents than latitudes away from the equator

Latitudes closer to the equator get more wind carrying energy in the form of heat than latitudes away from the equator

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