The Frictional Force Effect on Winds

question 15

Multiple Choice

The frictional force effect on winds

• A) is lessened in areas with rougher surfaces.
• B) is negligible at altitudes above 500 m (~1,600 ft).
• C) increases with increasing altitude.
• D) is constant, regardless of time of day or year.

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