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Where Should an Observer Expect to See the Sun in the Sky

Question 231

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Where should an observer expect to see the Sun in the sky if they were at the North Pole at the beginning of fall (about September 21) ?

A) on the horizon
B) at their zenith
C) at about 23.5° above the horizon all day
D) below their horizon all day

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