I know this isn't math, but I didn't know where to put this.
1.Quito, the capital of Ecuador, lies right on the equator. At noon on equinox, what angle would the sun be in the sky?

2. The North Pole is at 90 degrees north latitude. At noon on equinox, what angle would the sun be in the sky?

3. Minneopolis, Minnesota is at 45 degrees north lattitude. At noon on equinox, what angle would the sun be in the sky?

4. Make an equation that you can use to determine the angle of insolation at noon on equinox at any given degrees north lattitude: Use A for the angle and L for latitude.

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I know this isn't math, but I didn't know where to put this.
1.Quito, the capital of Ecuador, lies right on the equator.  At noon on equinox, what angle would the sun be in the sky?

2. The North Pole is at 90 degrees north latitude.  At noon on equinox, what angle would the sun be in the sky?

3. Minneopolis, Minnesota is at 45 degrees north lattitude.  At noon on equinox, what angle would the sun be in the sky?

4. Make an equation that you can use to determine the angle of insolation at noon on equinox at any given degrees north lattitude: Use A for the angle and L for latitude.