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[QUOTE="late347, post: 5488891, member: 531743"] some basic information that is required in a sense to picture this problem mentally... [LIST] [*]Yellowknife is infact in Canada or somewhere around there. [/LIST] [LIST] [*]Canada is pretty close to north pole, in terms of map location. In terms of [B]northern latitude[/B]. [/LIST] So... when Canada has summer [I]once per year[/I]. That summer, is when the sunlight is the highest amount. When Canada has [I]winter that is once per year[/I]. and it is when Canada has the smallest amount of sunlight. That is the basic idea. The months would be of course around december is probably the smallest amount of sunlight in Canada. In the summer months of July (sometime early July) the sunlight in Canada is at the highest levels. Summer and winter are on opposite sides separated by 183 days between each other. It looks like this corresponds exactly with the graph that you provided. Ymax (sunlight) is reached when the x-axis goes to 180 days (roughly) [/QUOTE]
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