Respuesta :
The answer is "temperature".
We can define temperature as the measure of hotness and coldness. Temperature has a definite patterns of variation which changes with latitude. As we go towards the north and south of the equator, it get colder than at the equator.
We can define temperature as the measure of hotness and coldness. Temperature has a definite patterns of variation which changes with latitude. As we go towards the north and south of the equator, it get colder than at the equator.
The correct answer is A. Temperature
Explanation:
Latitude refers to the position or location of some place in the surface of the Earths, this implies latitude is about coordinates and location regarding North, South and the Equator line, which is the middle point between North and South. On the other hand, temperature refers to how hot or cold a place is expressed in different temperature scales and measured using a thermometer. These two concepts are related as the latitude or where place is located affect the amount of sunlight a place receives and this is related to temperature, in this way the most sunlight a place is exposed to, the higher the temperature will be, also places with higher temperatures are located on the Equator line or near to it and areas that are far from the Equator line are colder. Thus, a variation in latitude implies a variation in temperature.