how does the coriolis force vary Latitudinally
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The Coriolis effects is greatest near the poles and zero at the equator because of the earths spherical shape. Hence Coriolis forces is zero at equator and maximum at poles ,it is proportional to sin of the latitude
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The Coriolis effects is greatest near the poles and zero at the equator because of the earths spherical shape. Hence Coriolis forces is zero at equator and maximum at poles ,it is proportional to sin of the latitude.
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