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maria [59]
3 years ago
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How are the prevailing winds set up? A. Earth''s rotation sets up a general circulation pattern from the equator to the poles. U

neven heating breaks it into six cells and deflects the surface winds. B. Earth''s rotation sets up a general circulation pattern from the poles to the equator. Uneven heating breaks it into six cells and deflects the surface winds. C. Uneven heating sets up a general circulation pattern from the poles to the equator. Earth''s rotation breaks it into six cells and deflects the surface winds. D. Uneven heating sets up a general circulation patter
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nlexa [21]3 years ago
5 0
I say c or b im not sure
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