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How does a surface ocean current compare to a deep one?

A.
same density, but warmer and saltier

B.
warmer, saltier, and denser

C.
same temperature, but saltier and less dense

D.
warmer, less salty, and less dense

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REWARDS = BEST ANSWER RESPONSE AND MEDAL!!!!!!!

How does a surface ocean current compare to a deep one?

A.
	same density, but warmer and saltier

B.
	warmer, saltier, and denser

C.
	same temperature, but saltier and less dense

D.
	warmer, less salty, and less dense

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

It would be D. 
The surface of ocean water is much warmer, as the water on the surface is closer to the heat from the sun.
It would be less dense also because it is warmer, and it would be less salty because the salt is heavier than the water, so it would sink, meaning the deeper you go, the more salt there will be. 

I hope this explanation helped!!! *^.^*

sissyedgar · Answer

thx so much

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

You're welcome!!! *^o^*

Is there anything else I can help you with? (:

sissyedgar · Answer

actually yes
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shreehari499 · Answer

Please post it separately i.e The qn..:)

whitemonsterbunny17 · Answer

Okay, just make sure you post it in a separate question.

sissyedgar · Answer

ok