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    Air Moving Away from the North Pole in an Absolute
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Air Moving Away from the North Pole in an Absolute

Question 6

Question 6

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Air moving away from the North Pole in an absolute straight line, and appearing to move in a westerly direction, is called (a, an)


A) easterly
B) westerly
C) Norther
D) cold front

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