Geography · Sub Polar Low Pressure Belt
Why is the Sub-Polar Low Pressure Belt considered dynamically induced rather than thermally induced?
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- 1Because the proximity to the equator brings constant warm thermal currents.
- 2Because the sinking air mass compresses and produces a low-pressure zone mechanically.
- 3Because intense thermal warming occurs at these latitudes during winters.
- 4Because despite low temperatures year-round, air rises and centrifugal forces from Earth's rotation push air away.✓
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Because despite low temperatures year-round, air rises and centrifugal forces from Earth's rotation push air away.
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