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HELP ME Part 4: Types of Currents (6 points)

Match the type of current with the correct definition: Tidal Currents, Surface Ocean Currents or Coastal Currents (1 point each)

16. are driven by the winds in the open ocean.

17. occur with the rise and fall of the tide.

18. are created by the interaction of wind, waves, and land formations.

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HELP ME Part 4: Types of Currents (6 points)

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