Question

The poles of the planet experience many months in a row when the Sun never sets. Why are the North and South poles still relatively cold during these times?

Select one:

a.
The sun is still low in the sky, so solar intensity is low


b.
The Sun is low in the sky so solar intensity is high


c.
The poles were cooling for six months with no sunlight, and it takes a long time to warm up


d.
Both a and c are correct