The Coriolis effect deflects the winds on earth. The arrow in this picture is pointing to which specific winds? A) trade winds B) polar easterlies C) doldrums D) westerlies

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The Coriolis effect deflects the winds on earth. The arrow in this picture is pointing to which specific winds?

A) trade winds
B) polar easterlies
C) doldrums
D) westerlies

The Coriolis effect deflects the winds on earth. The arrow in this picture is pointing-example-1

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polar easterlies is the answer because it is in the polar area

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