What path do global winds follow due to the Corolis effect

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Chadpeppers · Answer 1 · 2020-05-25T01:18:04+0000

The correct answer is a curved path

The Coriolis effect or Pseudophorce effect of Coriolis is an inertial force acting on bodies that are moving in a non-inertial frame that, in relation to an inertial frame, has rotational motion.

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