Which effect amplifies trade wind deflection at low latitudes?

💡 Explanation

Trade winds deflect westward due to the Coriolis effect; because air masses move slowly, the Coriolis force, acting perpendicular to airflow, has enhanced accumulative westward shift rather than direct deflection, which increases wind angles.

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