Which explains how air from the equator influences temperatures of land masses further north and south of it?

A.
Sunlight at the equator warms the air above and causes convergent currents that travel north and south to influence temperatures there.

B.
Sunlight absorbed at the equator warms the air above and causes radiation currents that travel north and south to influence temperatures there.

C.
Sunlight at the equator warms the air above and causes convection currents that travel north and south to influence temperatures there.

D.
Sunlight absorbed at the equato

Question

Which explains how air from the equator influences temperatures of land masses further north and south of it?	
 
 A.
Sunlight  at the equator warms the air above and causes convergent currents that travel north and south to influence temperatures there.
 
 B.
Sunlight absorbed at the equator warms the air above and causes radiation currents that travel north and south to influence temperatures there.
 
 C.
Sunlight  at the equator warms the air above and causes convection currents that travel north and south to influence temperatures there.
 
 D.
Sunlight absorbed at the equato

anonymous · Answer

It's between A and C what might be helpful would be to look up a map of air currents around the world and see which answer best fits what you've observed.