Neglecting the effects of friction, how would the surface wind flow along a coastline if the surface pressure over the ocean is higher than the surface pressure over land in the Northern Hemipshere?

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Neglecting the effects of friction, how would the surface wind flow along a coastline if the surface pressure over the ocean is higher than the surface pressure over land in the Northern Hemipshere?

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Answer: parallel to the coastline with low pressure on the left

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