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A cylindrical column of air initially at rest at 43.3°N with radius 200 km contracts to half its original radius and moves to latitude 30°N. Derive an ex- pression for the final mean tangential velocity v in terms of the initial and final radii and the initial and final latitudes. Calculate the final mean tan- gential velocity at the perimeter after contraction? Is the motion cyclonic or anticyclonic?

A cylindrical column of air initially at rest at 43.3°N with radius 200 km contracts to half its original radius and moves to latitude 30°N. Derive an ex- pression for the final mean tangential velocity v in terms of the initial and final radii and the initial and final latitudes. Calculate the final mean tan- gential velocity at the perimeter after contraction? Is the motion cyclonic or anticyclonic?

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B.2 (a) A cylindrical column of air initially at rest at 43.3°N with radius 200 km contracts to half its original radius and moves to latitude 30°N. Derive an ex- pression for the final mean tangential velocity v, in terms of the initial and final radii and the initial and final latitudes. Calculate the final mean tan- gential velocity at the perimeter after contraction? Is the motion cyclonic or anticyclonic?
Transcribed Image Text:B.2 (a) A cylindrical column of air initially at rest at 43.3°N with radius 200 km contracts to half its original radius and moves to latitude 30°N. Derive an ex- pression for the final mean tangential velocity v, in terms of the initial and final radii and the initial and final latitudes. Calculate the final mean tan- gential velocity at the perimeter after contraction? Is the motion cyclonic or anticyclonic?
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