Engineering, 10.02.2021 08:40 brianrodriguez2005
Carly draws a map of surface currents in the Atlantic Ocean. On her map, she includes the major wind belts for the same area. Her map is similar to the one shown.
If Carly wants to add wind belts for the part of the Atlantic just south of the equator, how should she draw the arrows?
Choose the correct answer.
The arrows should curve upward to the left.
The arrows should curve upward to the right.
The arrows should curve downward to the left.
The arrows should curve downward to the right.
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