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rotation causes
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Answered by MysticalFuzZie
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Rotation causes a deflection of ocean and air currents. The earth rotates much faster than the winds or currents move. This causes a large g deflection in the direction that winds move and ultimately results in rotation around low pressure cells and high pressure cells.

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Answered by Aʙʜɪɪ69
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  • Rotation causes a deflection of ocean and air currents. The earth rotates much faster than the winds or currents move. This causes a large g deflection in the direction that winds move and ultimately results in rotation around low pressure cells and high pressure cells.
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