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14 December, 06:42

How would a moving object in earth’s atmosphere be deflected as a result of earth’s rotation?

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  1. 14 December, 07:24
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    Coriolis effect. Winds blowing out of the north toward the south in the southern hemisphere will appear to: be deflected toward the east. The Coriolis effect describes how moving objects on Earth appear to follow curved paths due to Earth's rotation.
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