Chemistry, 24.03.2021 04:30 linnybear300

Winds in the Northern Hemisphere shift in a clockwise direction. What cause this change in direction? a. The magnetic field of Earth
b. The gravitational pull of the Moon
c. The rotation of the earth
d. The heat generated by the Sun's energy

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