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3 # 3 and 4 What Patterns do you see?

4 Question 10: Compare and Contrast for Denver 2001 2003 and 2002

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7 6 Big Factors that Affect the UV INDEX 1.Latitude (distance for equator) 2.Elevation (atmosphere = protective coat) 3.Weather (Cloud Cover) 4.Season (Tilt of the Earth) 5.Time of Day (9-3 more UV) 6.Ozone Conditions (Hole in the roof)

8 #11: Where to find the highest UV?

9 Highest UV Index Equator High Elevation Clear Day Mt. Kilimanjaro, Kenya Andes Mts., Ecuador

10 # 12. Where to find the lowest UV?

11 Lowest UV index North or South Pole Sea Level Cloudy Day Winter

12 # 13 Highest UV exposure in Australia?

13 Highest UV exposure in Australia? Middle of Their Summer Dec - January

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