Why are shadows shorter around noon? Make sure you give a full, detailed answer, not just one sentence.

Answer is in the Explanation.

Explanation: At noon the sun is directly above in the sky, the sun's rays are falling on the body making the shadow smaller. While in the evenings and mornings the sun is at a inclined position, so the sun's rays are falling at a inclined position making the body's shadow larger.  

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