1
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Fundamental force
A
results from an interaction of particles and is independent of the frame of reference
2
Q
Apparent force
A
acts on all masses in a non-inertial frame of reference, such as a rotating frame of reference
3
Q
Examples of fundamental forces
A
pressure gradient force, gravitational, frictional
4
Q
Example of apparent force
A
coriolis force (associated with Earth’s rotation)
5
Q
pressure
A
force exerted on a specific area
6
Q
Pressure gradient force (PGF)
A
why air moves from high to low pressure
7
Q
Surface winds
A
trade winds, westerlies (west to east), easterlies in the equatorial, mid, and polar latitudes, respectively
