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The air near the equator is comparatively colder than the air at the poles.
The air near the equator is comparatively colder than the air at the poles.
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The correct option is B False
As the equator receives more amount of sunlight compared to the poles, the air around equator becomes comparatively hotter. The region having hot air is at a relatively low pressure, hence, the warm air rises and the wind blows from either sides of the equator, towards the equator.
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As the equator receives more amount of sunlight compared to the poles, the air around equator becomes comparatively hotter. The region having hot air is at a relatively low pressure, hence, the warm air rises and the wind blows from either sides of the equator, towards the equator.
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