Mathematics, 01.12.2020 23:10, jamalnellum56

Why do we say that the sun is the driving force for (it causes) the weather? The sun evenly heats up the Earth causing winds.
The sun affects land and water the same way.
The sun supplies the energy (radiation) that drives the water cycle.
The sun evenly heats up the Earth causing water currents.

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