Question

Which explains how wind causes downwelling in the oceans?


A.
Wind systems diverge at a coastline moving warm surface water toward the coastline. The water piles up and sinks.


B.


Wind systems converge at a coastline, moving warm surface water away from the coastline. The water piles up and sinks.


C.
Wind systems converge at a coastline moving warm surface water toward the coastline. The water piles up and sinks.


D.


Wind systems diverge at a coastline, moving warm surface water away from the coastline. The water piles up and sinks.

Answer 1

@amorfide

Answer 2

@bibby

Answer 3

@divu.mkr

Answer 4

@paki

Answer 5

@Crissy15

Answer 6

@SinginDaCalc2Blues

Answer 7

plz help

Answer 8

@SyedMohammed98

Answer 9

medal

Answer 10

http://oceanmotion.org/html/background/upwelling-and-downwelling.htm

Answer 11

I would be happy to help you but I won't just give out answers.
You have to show that you are making an effort.
I only see your question, possible answers, and a bunch of people being tagged.
Have you read your book? Have you sat there and studied the colorful graphics that explain air-currents and upwelling?
I would at least like to see you start to discuss possible answers or what you are confused about.
If you do that, I will help you, if not I can't help anyone that won't help themselves.
Sorry if that sounds mean, I'm not trying to be, but please explain why you are confused and start a discussion instead of asking for answers and then everyone will want to help you.
In the meantime, @amorfide gave you a nice link. Read it then discuss.