Question

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how are isobars spaced when indicating strong winds?
closely spaced
widely spaced
evenly spaced
irregularly spaced

Explanation:

In meteorology (a subfield of Natural Science, specifically Geography or Atmospheric Science), isobars represent lines of equal atmospheric pressure. The spacing of isobars is related to the pressure gradient force: closer isobars mean a steeper pressure gradient, which drives stronger winds. So for strong winds, isobars are closely spaced.

Answer:

A. Closely spaced