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    A Hurricane Is Almost Symmetric (Round)in Shape Because
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A Hurricane Is Almost Symmetric (Round)in Shape Because

Question 102

Question 102

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A hurricane is almost symmetric (round) in shape because


A) there is no Coriolis force in the tropics.
B) there is no frictional force in the tropics.
C) a hurricane has only warm air.
D) the hurricane moves along the ITCZ.

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