Hadley Cell Circulation and the Coriolis Effect Both Describe Movements

question 41

Multiple Choice

Hadley cell circulation and the Coriolis effect both describe movements of air masses,although there are major differences between the two phenomena.Both processes,however,involve movement

• A) east and west.
• B) north and south.
• C) toward the equator only.
• D) east only.
• E) west only.

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