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The atmosphere and oceans are constantly moving. Their activity is due primarily to _____. the Sun's energy the moon's gravity the earth's gravity air pressure

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Answer:

It is primarily due the Sun.

Explanation:

Sun is the ultimate source of energy.

Due to the heat of Sun, the atmosphere heats up unevenly. Due to which there is a temperature difference between the two regions. As the temperature difference is maintained, the air flows, i.e., atmosphere is moving.

Similarly, water gets heat up unevenly in oceans. Due to which a temperature difference is maintained between two points in the ocean and thus the oeans are moving constantly.

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