On the chart, use the data from figure 11-2 to plot the altitude of the noon sun on the 22nd day of each month for the equator, 45° n, and 90 n. connect the values for each latitude with a labeled line (you may also use a red line for the equator, a green line for 45" n, and a blue line for 90° n). plot negative angles as a solar altitude of 0 80 40r s0 0r months using the completed chart from problem 1, answer the following questions: (a) on june 22, at which latitude (the equator or 45° n) (b) does the noon sun at the north pole ever get as high 8.3° is the noon sun highest in the sky? as it is on january 22 at 45° n? . if the angle of incidence (based on the solar altitude at noon) were the only factor influenc- ing average daily insolation at the surface: (a) which of the three latitudes would receive the highest insolation on 6/22? (b) which of the three latitudes would receive the lowest insolation on 6/22? 61 copyright o 2017 pearson education, inc.