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ludmilkaskok [199]
4 years ago
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QUESTION 18 Large bodies of water tend to O a' cool Ob. warm coastal climates compared to climates further inland. moderate QUES

TION 19 Prevailing weather systems typically moveat 20 North or South latitude. Oa. east to west Ob. west to east @c could be either of the above depending on whether you are North or South they only move toward or away from the equator
Geography
1 answer:
FrozenT [24]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A. cool climates compared to climates further inland.

Explanation:

As water can resist temperature changes due to the bonding of relatively hydrogen bonds that breaks giving rise to relatively average temperature. Large bodies of water such te oceans and lakes and seas affect the climate of areas as water absorbs latent heat and keeps climate in ranges.

As the weather is modified by earth's rotation, mountains oceans and currents as the warm air rises and the cold air descend and thus moves from west to east in the direction of rotation motion when moving away from the equator.

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