Asked by Krysten
I have an exam in oceanography coming up and I'm having a little trouble understanding directions. For example in my review sheet he asks question like this:
In what compass direction does the coriolis force act in the following situations:
An object moving west at 22 degrees north
and
An object moving southeast at 68 degrees south
Can anyone explain to me in a simpler way how to find the directions coriolis acts in?
Thank you
In what compass direction does the coriolis force act in the following situations:
An object moving west at 22 degrees north
and
An object moving southeast at 68 degrees south
Can anyone explain to me in a simpler way how to find the directions coriolis acts in?
Thank you
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