Question: If shadow plot B corresponds to the stick's shadow on the day of the summer solstice [double-check answer to Canvas 15+16 and 18 (#12, #14

If shadow plot B corresponds to the stick's shadow on the day of the summer solstice [double-check answer to Canvas 15+16 and 18 (#12, #14 of the hardcopy Student Guide version)!], is it possible that there would ever be a time when the stick would cast a noon shadow shorter than the one shown along the north-to-south line? So compare the summer solstice noon shadow with noon shadows at other times of the year. Explain your reasoning. (Hint: Read the bold-face sentence in the top paragraph of this assignment.)

North shadow shadow plot A plot A X X X B X X X X shadow West of stick -midway point (for #17) / East X shadow X stick X plot B b X X X shadow plot B South Figure 2

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