Which effect increases when the Earth's rotation speeds up?

💡 Explanation

An increased rotation rate enhances the Coriolis effect, because the deflection resulting from a rotating frame is directly proportional; therefore, objects deflect more, rather than less, because the influence of Earth’s spin increases on moving objects.

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