Multiple Choice
The Sun's altitude refers to
A) the angular distance from the equator to the latitude at which direct overhead insolation is received.
B) the angular height of the Sun above the horizon.
C) the subsolar point.
D) how far the Sun is from Earth.
E) the distance from the Sun's centre to its outer surface.
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