For a non-rotating Earth, if orbital size stays the same but the inclination increases, how does...
For a non-rotating Earth, if orbital size stays the same but the inclination increases, how does the ground track change?
A) It becomes more spread out
B) It becomes less spread out
C) It reaches a higher latitude
D) It reaches a lower latitude
E) It has no effect
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If the earth is more inclined, ofcourse the sun rays will reach at greater latitude that current situation hence the correct option is (C).
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