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Helpppp!! The rotation of the Earth causes winds from the South Pole to travel to the left of where they would go, and winds from the North Pole to travel to the right of where …
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Helpppp!!
The rotation of the Earth
causes winds from the
South Pole to travel to the
left of where they would go,
and winds from the North
Pole to travel to the right of
where they would go if the
Earth was not spinning.
This is called___?
A. differential heating
B. the Coriolis Effect
C. El Nino Southern Oscillation
D. a thermocline
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Answer:
The answer is "the Coriolis Effect"
Step-by-step explanation:
I searched it up.
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