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Engineering, 14.02.2020 19:01, emilyphillips1681

The diagram below shows a cross sectional view of air circulation patterns on the surface of the Earth. Which of the following statements about the latitudes marked on the figure is the most accurate?

A. 0,30, and 90 degrees are all relatively dry latitudes

B. 0 and 60 degrees are relatively dry latitudes

C. 30, 60, and 90 degrees are all relatively dry latitudes

D. 90 and 30 degrees are relatively dry latitudes

E. 30 degrees is the only dry latitude

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