More and More Wind Deflection Occurs with Height Because

question 65

Multiple Choice

More and more wind deflection occurs with height because

• A)friction increases with height and deflection by the Coriolis Effect decreases with wind speed.
• B)friction decreases with height and deflection by the Coriolis Effect decreases with wind speed.
• C)friction increases with height and deflection by the Coriolis Effect increases with wind speed.
• D)friction decreases with height and deflection by the Coriolis Effect increases with wind speed.

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Definitions:

Circumduction

A movement that combines flexion, extension, abduction, and adduction in such a way that the distal end of the body part moves in a circle.

Rotation

The act of rotating around an axis or center, often referred to in physics and mechanics, or the movement around a joint in anatomy.

Elevation

An increase in height or the angle of something; also used to describe a geographical area's height above sea level.

Hip And Knee Joints

Hip and knee joints are pivotal components of the human skeletal system, facilitating movement and bearing the body's weight, with the hip acting as a ball-and-socket joint and the knee being a hinge joint.