If you are at 50 degrees latitude, where is Polaris on the sky?

Question

Within a degree of the zenith

Below the northern horizon (not visible)

At azimuth 0 degrees, and altitude 50 degrees

At azimuth 50 degrees, and altitude 0 degrees

Answer 1

Looking due true north,(azimuth 0 degrees) 40 degrees north of your zenith.

Answer 2

THIS IS A TRICK QUESTION! 

Polaris can not be found "on" the sky !!!

Answer 3

Your latitude = the elevation of Polaris.  So, at 50 degrees latitude, Polaris is 50 degrees above the northern horizon, assuming you're in the northern hemisphere.

Answer 4

That sounds like a homework kind of question.

Answer 5

You did not say 50 Degrees North or South.   50 Degrees South and you can not see Polaris.

50 Degrees North and Polaris is 50 degrees above Your Horizon.

Answer 6

At an altitude very close to 50° above the northern horizon at azimuth 0° or 180°