I think this is the answer...
Warm air is increasing to create low pressure zone; cool air is falling, creating a high pressure region. Air pressure and climate are rising warm air. Winds cause weather that moves across high-and low-pressure areas horizontally. The faster the wind moves, the higher the pressure difference between the pressure zones.
B: Mudrock I’m pretty sure
Go to weather.gov and click past weather choose your location and insert a date
Average x = (5-1)/2 = 2
<span>average y = (-2+3)/2 = 1/2
</span>so
<span>(2 , 1/2)</span><span>
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