The Belts of Jupiter Are Best Described as Follows

question 81

Multiple Choice

The belts of Jupiter are best described as follows

• A) regions of downward moving material and low pressure.
• B) regions of upward moving material and low pressure.
• C) regions of upward moving material and high pressure.
• D) regions of downward moving material and high pressure.
• E) turbulent regions with no organized circulation pattern.

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