Question

which of the following option is not suitable for ocean current ​

Answer 1

Answer:

By definition, an ocean current is the sudden and significant movement of the water from one point to another.

Explanation:

• An ocean current is usually measured in m/s or meter per second.
• An ocean current is created when a tide rises and becomes strongest near the shore.
• They are also known as tidal currents.
• It's a regular phenomenon and can be predicted before time.  

Answer 2

By definition, an ocean current is the sudden and significant movement of the water from one point to another.

Explanation:

An ocean current is usually measured in m/s or meter per second.

An ocean current is created when a tide rises and becomes strongest near the shore.

They are also known as tidal currents.

It's a regular phenomenon and can be predicted before time.