<p>What is the angle of the Sun on the eastern horizon at 35° latitude if it is the winter solstice?</p>

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2019-09-12T05:05:15.693Z
If the Sun is "on the eastern horizon" then the altitude is zero. Perhaps you mean "azimuth?"
uhoh
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2019-09-12T15:21:46.200Z
This is the way the problem worded it, but yes, Azimuth would make sense in the context of this.
Tungolcraeft
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2019-09-12T15:27:34.147Z
Okay thanks! Well then you need to decide which one you'd like answered here in Stack Exchange. If it's altitude, then I think you can answer your own question here by clicking the Answer button. But if you want Azimuth answered here, then you can click "edit" and change to azimuth.
uhoh
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2019-09-12T15:36:52.160Z
I don't think there's any need to insta-close this question so quickly, the OP is responsive and working to clarify.
uhoh
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2019-09-12T18:42:47.010Z
winter in Northern or Southern Hemisphere?
Carl Witthoft
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Angle of the Sun during winter solstice
Tungolcraeft
# Angle of the Sun during winter solstice

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-09-12)

What is the angle of the Sun on the eastern horizon at 35° latitude if it is the winter solstice?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: If the Sun is "on the eastern horizon" then the altitude is zero. Perhaps you mean "azimuth?"  
> **username_0**: This is the way the problem worded it, but yes, Azimuth would make sense in the context of this.  
> **username_1**: Okay thanks! Well then you need to decide which one you'd like answered here in Stack Exchange. If it's altitude, then I think you can answer your own question here by clicking the Answer button. But if you want Azimuth answered here, then you can click "edit" and change to azimuth.  
> **username_1**: I don't think there's any need to insta-close this question so quickly, the OP is responsive and working to clarify.  
> **username_2**: winter in Northern or Southern Hemisphere?  

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