Question : Mid-latitude deserts (BWk) are found between 35° and______ N and S, which are poleward of subtropical high-pressure areas.
Option 1: 70°
Option 2: 60°
Option 3: 79°
Option 4: 40°
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Correct Answer: 60°
Solution : The correct option is 60°.
Mid-latitude deserts (BWk) are found between 35° and 60° N and S, poleward of subtropical high-pressure areas. These deserts often experience relatively dry conditions due to their location in the rain shadow of mountain ranges. They are characterised by their arid climates, with low precipitation and high evaporation rates.
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Question : Which of the following set of angles forms a triangle?
Option 1: 60°, 70°, 80°
Option 2: 60°, 70°, 30°
Option 3: 60°, 40°, 80°
Option 4: 60°, 50°, 80°
Question : Which of the following pressure belt is known as the horse latitude?
Option 1: Sub - Polar Low Pressure
Option 2: Equatorial Low Pressure
Option 3: Sub - Tropical High Pressure
Option 4: High Pressure
Question : If $\sin (A-B)=\frac{1}{2}$ and $\sin (A+B)=1$, where A and B are positive acute angles and $ A \geq B$ then A and B are respectively:
Option 1: 80° and 10°
Option 2: 60° and 30°
Option 3: 70° and 20°
Option 4: 50° and 40°
Question : Subtropical high-pressure belts are otherwise called:
Option 1: Furious fifties
Option 2: Screeching sixties
Option 3: Horse latitudes
Option 4: Roaring forties
Question : If three angles of a triangle are (2y + 40°), (5y – 60°), and (3y – 80°). Then what is the value of y?
Option 1: 30°
Option 2: 24°
Option 3: 28°
Option 4: 26°
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