At Earth's equator, which effect enhances tropical cyclone formation?

💡 Explanation

A lack of Coriolis force prevents the necessary rotational effect for cyclone genesis near the equator, because wind moves directly from high to low pressure, rather than spiraling; therefore, minimal deflection enhances formation rather than stronger divergence nearby.

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