Mean annual temperature
A) is highest at the equator but decreases steadily above 10$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.
B) is highest at the equator but decreases exponentially above 10$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.
C) is highest at the equator but decreases exponentially above 50$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.
D) is highest at the equator but decreases linearly above 25$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.
E) is highest at the equator but decreases exponentially above 25$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.

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The Answer of Mean annual temperature
A) is highest at the equator but decreases steadily above 10$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.
B) is highest at the equator but decreases exponentially above 10$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.
C) is highest at the equator but decreases exponentially above 50$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.
D) is highest at the equator but decreases linearly above 25$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.
E) is highest at the equator but decreases exponentially above 25$\degree$ latitude on either side of the equator.

Mean Annual Temperature A) Is Highest at the Equator but Decreases

Mean Annual Temperature
A) Is Highest at the Equator but Decreases