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Physics, 04.03.2021 03:10 BeautyxQueen

HELLPP PLEASE ILLL GIVE CROWNN from what part of the world so cold water currents begin?

A ) Near equator
B ) Near the poles
C ) Areas where solar radiations is most direct
D ) Only in the northern hemisphere of the Earth

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