Days when the sun’s light hits both hemispheres equally are called

Days when the Sun’s light hits both hemispheres equally are called equinoxes.   Those are the moments when the Sun is exactly above the equator. These days are called equinox, because the night and day are nearly exactly the same length – 12 hours – all over the world ("equinox," comes from Latin, meaning "equal night).

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this graph demonstrates how

    [d]:   " the amount consumed greatly changes with the price. "

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