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Between which latitudes are sub-polar low pressure belts formed?

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55° and 65°
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65° and 85°
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25° and 45°
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15° and 35°
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Solution

The correct option is A 55° and 65°
Due to earth’s curvature, the area between two parallels gets reduced as we move towards the poles. There is a reduction in friction leads to the formation of a low pressure belt, known as the sub-polar low pressure belt. This belt is formed between 55° and 65° in both hemispheres.

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