The wind flows from
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High pressure to low pressure
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Low pressure to high pressure
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Low temperature to high-temperature
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All of the above
Reveal answer
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A
Correct answer
Explanation
The uneven heating of the air causes the flow of the wind. It takes place due to the greater intensity of sunlight at the equator as compared to that of poles. Due to greater intensity of sunlight at the equator the air gets heated up, the air molecules absorb the heat and the intermolecular forces between the air molecules become weak and its kinetic energy increases. The air molecules becomes lighter and rises up. This creates a low pressure zone on the equator while high pressure zone exist at the poles. So, the air moves from high pressure to the low pressure.
So, the correct answer is option A.