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What causes the Coriolis effect? winds spinning off the equator the rotation of Earth on its axis the different air movements north and south of the equator the friction that sl…

What causes the Coriolis effect? winds spinning off the equator the rotation of Earth on its axis the different air movements north and south of the equator the friction that sl…
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What causes the Coriolis effect?

winds spinning off the equator

the rotation of Earth on its axis

the different air movements north and south of the equator

the friction that slows down winds near Earth’s surface

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The answer is B. The rotation of Earth on its axis

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What causes the Coriolis effect? winds spinning off the equator the rotation of Earth-example-1
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The rotation of earth on its axis causes the Coriolis Effext
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