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    It the Earth Were Not Rotating
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It the Earth Were Not Rotating

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Question 1

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It the Earth were not rotating:


A) all air would move in one direction only.
B) friction would be eliminated.
C) the Earth would lose its atmosphere.
D) air would move directly from high pressure to low pressure.

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