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Question 51

Question 51

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Based on the figure, Based on the figure,   A) a hurricane is expected along the North Carolina coast. B) a hurricane is possible along the North Carolina coast. C) a hurricane is expected along the South Carolina coast. D) a hurricane is possible along the South Carolina coast.


A) a hurricane is expected along the North Carolina coast.
B) a hurricane is possible along the North Carolina coast.
C) a hurricane is expected along the South Carolina coast.
D) a hurricane is possible along the South Carolina coast.

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