Physics, 20.02.2020 16:52 RebeccaBloop8578
"If the forward motion is in the same direction as the winds circulating around the hurricane, the net wind speed would be the sustained wind speed plus the forward motion; if the forward motion is in the opposite direction from the winds circulating around the hurricane, the net wind speed would be the sustained wind speed minus the forward motion. Assuming idealized sustained wind speeds around the hurricane, determine which of these statements is true."
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