Which displacement occurs due to the Coriolis effect?

💡 Explanation

Trade winds deflect eastward because the Coriolis effect alters the path of moving objects on a rotating Earth, influencing wind direction rather than insolation at the poles. Therefore, trade winds shift eastward, rather than effects like the described coastal upwelling.

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• Which outcome occurs when rapid groundwater extraction lowers the potentiometric surface in karst regions?
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