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the seasonal shifts of earth's planetary wind and moisture belts are due to changes in the
1) distance between earth and the sun
2) amount of energy given off by the sun
3) latitude that receives the sun's vertical rays
4) rate of earth's rotation on its axis

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2 is the answer to the question
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The seasonal shifts of the earth's planetary wind and moisture belts are due to changes in the latitude that receives the sun's vertical rays. So. it's C.

What do you mean by the earth's planetary wind?

The earth's planetary wind may be defined as any wind system of the earth's atmosphere which owes its presence and orientation to solar radiation and to the trajectory of the earth.

The tilting of the earth's axis plays a major role in causing the earth's planetary wind. This results in the unequal heating of the earth that sets up the moisture belts.

Therefore, the correct option for this question is C.

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