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Physics, 11.11.2019 06:31, precioushayhay

How are wind and ocean currents similar?
a. they are both caused by the coriolis effect
b. they are both caused by temperature and pressure differences
c. they are both unaffected by solar radiation from the sun

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a. they are both caused by the coriolis effect

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