During a cyclone- air moves from -Region of high pressure to low pressureRegion of high pressure to high pressureRegion of low velocity to high velocityRegion of high pressure to low velocity

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The correct answer is option -A-We know when there is difference in atmospheric pressure- air moves from the higher to the lower pressure area- resulting in winds of various speeds- Hence during a cyclone- air moves from region of high pressure to low pressure-

During a cyclone, air moves from :
Region of high pressure to low pressure
Region of high pressure to high pressure
Region of low velocity to high velocity
Region of high pressure to low velocity

The correct answer is option (A).
We know when there is difference in atmospheric pressure, air moves from the higher to the lower pressure area, resulting in winds of various speeds. Hence during a cyclone, air moves from region of high pressure to low pressure.

During a cyclone, air moves from :Region of high pressure to low pressureRegion of high pressure to high pressureRegion of low velocity to high velocityRegion of high pressure to low velocity

The correct answer is option (A).We know when there is difference in atmospheric pressure, air moves from the higher to the lower pressure area, resulting in winds of various speeds. Hence during a cyclone, air moves from region of high pressure to low pressure.

During a cyclone, air moves from :
Region of high pressure to low pressure
Region of high pressure to high pressure
Region of low velocity to high velocity
Region of high pressure to low velocity

The correct answer is option (A).
We know when there is difference in atmospheric pressure, air moves from the higher to the lower pressure area, resulting in winds of various speeds. Hence during a cyclone, air moves from region of high pressure to low pressure.