Insolation decreases with ____________ latitudes.

decreasing

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increasing

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both decreasing and increasing

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none of the above

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The correct option is D increasing
Insolation decreases with increasing latitudes. at equator i.e 0 degrees, insolation is maximum. It goes on decreasing with increasing latitude towards the poles i.e 90 degrees north and south.

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Insolation decreases with ____________ latitudes.

The correct option is D increasingInsolation decreases with increasing latitudes. at equator i.e 0 degrees, insolation is maximum. It goes on decreasing with increasing latitude towards the poles i.e 90 degrees north and south.

The correct option is D increasing
Insolation decreases with increasing latitudes. at equator i.e 0 degrees, insolation is maximum. It goes on decreasing with increasing latitude towards the poles i.e 90 degrees north and south.