Which effect results on trade winds because air descends in Hadley cells?

💡 Explanation

Trade winds deflect, because descending air encounters the Coriolis effect deflecting them westward, therefore creating easterly trade winds that drive surface currents, rather than flowing directly north/south because of the pressure gradient alone.

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