What is coriolis force? How does it affect the flow of rivers?

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A: Given: A plane flew 2,280 miles in 4 hours. Against the same wind, the trip took 5 hours. We need to…

Q: Is pressure greater or less in regions where streamlines are crowded?

A: In a steady flow, the direction of the flow of the consecutive tiny fluid traced a path that path is…

Q: define greenhouse effect and state its everyday application

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Q: What is the direction of the coriolis force in northern and southern hemispheres?

A: The Coriolis force is called compound centrifugal force, deflecting force. An apparent force on…

Q: What is the greenhouse effect? Why is it a matter of great concern among atmospheric scientists?

A: Green House gases ( CO2 , CO, SO2 ) are emitted to atmosphere due to burning of fossil fuels such as…

Q: Explain how atmosphere interact with the ocean.

A: SOlution: To Explain how atmosphere interact with the ocean.

Q: Which of the following does NOT use convection currents? A. Ocean currents B. Weather systems C.…

A: A convection current is a process of the transfer of energy from place to place. The convection…

Q: What is cause of atmospheric pressure?

A: Atmospheric pressure is the force exerted by the mass of envelope of gas surrounding above the…

Q: A Sudden Spark when electrical charges jump between nearby clouds or parts of a cloud or between a…

A: (7) A sudden spark or energy discharge caused when electrical charges jump between parts of a cloud,…

Q: Define static, dynamic, and hydrostatic pressure. Under what conditions is their sum constant for a…

A: In fluid dynamics hydro-static static pressure is defined as pressure due to depth of fluid at rest.…

Q: Air Pressure and Wind Name Ana Qdito Block p.523-529 1. What is air pressure? 2. What is a…

A: Part (1) Air pressure: Pressure is defined as force exerted per unit area, and air pressure is the…

Q: what happens to an air mass after precipitation occurs and it’s high in the troposphere

A: Solution: at troposphere air is static but if air mass move from troposphere air geter cold and…

Q: How does the height of 500 hpa surface vary from south to north? What is the relationship between…

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Q: How would you expect oxygen isotopic composition of the ocean to change when polar ice caps expand?

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Q: From a low pressure-center the pressure increases by 1 kPa eastward across a distance of 1000 km.…

A: In this question we are given that from a low pressure-center the pressure increases by 1 kPa…

Q: Increased wind speed is accompanied by a reduced air _____________. A) humidity B) pressure C)…

A: The pressure applied by the weight of air in the Earth's atmosphere is defined as the atmospheric…

Q: Discuss how coriolis force plays an important role in the formation of cyclones.

A: The Coriolis force is the type of force that changes the direction of the air. The Coriolis force…

Q: How does the greenhouse effect work? Is it beneficial or harmful to humans?

A: Greenhouse effect is the phenomenon that occurs when greenhouse gases are trapped in the atmosphere.…

Q: 1) outline 3 characteristics of stratosphere and 2 benefits of the mention characterics to man.

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Q: Why does air pressure decrease with increasing altitude? (Select all that apply.) a)The weight of…

A: The pressure is force per unit area exerted by the weight of air present above the surface.  The…

Q: Define internal, external, and open-channel flows.

A: External flow: It is a type of flow in which fluid flow over the surface of object unboundedly. EX:…

Q: Describe the effects of the Coriolis force.

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Q: Based on your answer from Question #2, how would pressure at depth change from a lake to an ocean?

A: According to hydrostatic Law,pressure at any height is given by , P = (density)*(g)*(height) Since…

Q: Name five observed and/or potential consequences of global warming.

A: Causes of global warming

Q: Explain how rain coats become water proof?

A: Rain coats which are water proof will have a water-repellent coating. They are treated with a…

Q: Explain the difference between stable and unstable atmospheric conditions.

A: There are many differences in between stable and unstable atmospheric conditions: 1.    Stable…

Q: why does air rise at the equator?

A: The Sun heats the Earth more at the equator than at the poles.

Q: Gravity plays a major role in the global movement of water in which of the following processes?…

A: Here given the statement about the effect of gravity on global movement of water.We have to find out…

Q: what is the source of energy for the water cycle? A) Rain water B) Sun C) Clouds D) Animals

A: To determine: Source of energy for the water cycle Let's take a brief look on water cycle Step I:…

Q: Which one of the following statements with regard to Jet stream, an upper level tropospheric wave,…

A: Jet stream is the region near the altitude of the tropospheric which has high-speed and narrow over…

Q: The small ozone layer on top of the stratosphere is crucial for human survival. Why?

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Q: Select all of the following ways that water can enter the atmosphere

A: Ways by which water can enter the atmosphere are Evaporation Transpiration

Q: Why we do not crush under such a large atmospheric pressure?

A: The air particles around you exert a certain amount of pressure on your entire body, but the same…

Q: The force that generates wind is: A) Gravity force B) Pressure gradient force C) Coriolis force D)…

A: Gravity force is the force between to masses separated by distance r and does not produce winds.…

Q: Explain the change in the air column pressure.

A: The force exerted on a unit area around a point at any location by the air column above it as the…

Q: What is forced flow? How does it differ from natural flow? Is flow caused by winds forced or natural…

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Q: It is estimated that the global CO2 emission in 2014 was 35.9 Giga Tonnes(CO2.earth 2). If this…

A: It is estimated that the global CO, emission in 2014 was 35.9 Giga Tonnes. suppose in x years the…

Ideal Gas Law

Ideal gas law states that the product of pressure and volume of a gas directly varies with the product of the number of moles, the universal gas constant, and the temperature of the gas.