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Which of the following does NOT drive ocean currents? (a) Salinity, (b) Prevailing winds, (c) Gravity, (d) Temperature, (e) Precipitation.
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VerifiedAmong the choices, the best answer would be precipitation since this has something to do only with the transporting of evaporated and condensed ocean water plus the main factors of what affects the ocean currents are the temperature of the waters - since it has something to do with how much ocean waters are evaporated or condensed, its salinity or the salt content - determines how dense would the ocean waters be, prevailing winds - another factor that directs the flow of the ocean currents, and gravity - the gravity of the moon has its effects that make the currents flow as they are other than the other factors.
drive ocean currents. The factors which do are the following: .
E). " precipitation".
Ocean currents are driven by a combination of temperature, gravity, prevailing winds, the Coriolis effect,salinity, and the locations of continents, but not by precipitation.
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