As surface winds in the Norther Hemisphere blow southward, they are deflected to the left. True or False

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As surface winds in the Norther Hemisphere blow southward, they are deflected to the left.

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Step-by-step explanation:

The North Helisphere is deflected right, and south to the left.

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