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jon_i

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The climate classification system Geosystems Core uses is based on
 
  A) precipitation only.
  B) air masses only.
  C) temperature only.
  D) both temperature and precipitation.
  E) temperature, precipitation, and air masses.

Question 2

Without the ________ wind would not blow.
 
  A) pressure gradient force
  B) Coriolis force
  C) centrifugal force
  D) friction force
  E) electromagnetic force



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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