The orbit of Earth's revolution around the sun is inclined at an angle of 23.5^$\circ$,and this causes seasonal variation in the amount of solar energy reaching a given region.Which of the following does not differ for the tropics and polar regions?

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The total hours of possible sunlight per year do not differ significantly between the tropics and polar regions. However, the other factors listed are affected by the angle of incidence and seasonal variations in solar energy input. Tropics receive more direct sunlight and have less seasonal variation in solar energy input, resulting in higher mean annual air temperatures and a smaller annual variation in day length compared to polar regions. Additionally, solar energy input during the month of July is significantly higher in the tropics than in polar regions.

The Orbit of Earth's Revolution Around the Sun Is Inclined ∘\circ∘

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