Question

how does earths rotation and revolution around the sun affect the temperature of the polar regions? select the correct answer. the polar zones are the coldest on earth. they are the coldest because the suns rays reach high latitudes at a low angle. the earth tilts on its axis. as the earth rotates around the sun, the polar regions are affected by the amount of light they receive from the sun in a 24 - hour period. the higher the lines of latitude, the lower the temperatures. earths revolution around the sun takes one year. the revolution around the sun determines the amount of light the polar regions receive during each season. the temperature remains relatively steady regardless of the earths movement.

Explanation:

The Earth's revolution around the sun determines the amount of light the polar regions receive in a 24 - hour period and thus affects temperature. The tilt of the Earth's axis causes the sun's rays to reach high latitudes at a low angle, resulting in less heat absorption. Higher latitudes have lower temperatures. The polar regions are the coldest because of these factors related to Earth's rotation and revolution.

Answer:

The revolution around the sun takes one year and determines the amount of light the polar regions receive during each season. As the Earth rotates around the sun, the polar regions are affected by the amount of light they receive from the sun in a 24 - hour period. Because the sun's rays reach high latitudes at a low angle due to the Earth's tilt on its axis, the polar zones are the coldest on Earth.