Express the units ofO O Oms-1ms-2ms2kgms kgPrevisgD Apwhere g is gravitational acceleration (ms), fis Coriolis parameter (s), 42 is depth change, pis density (kg m) and Ay is a meridional distance change.of AyNext

Unit of g = m/s²Unit of D = mUnit of ρ = kg/m³Unit of ∆ρ = kg/m³Unit of f = 1/sUnit of ∆y = m

Express the units of O 000 ms-1 ms2 m₂-3 ma¹ kg gD whereg is gravitational acceleration (ms), fis Coriolis parameter is). Az is depth change, pis density (kg m) and Ay is a meridional distance change. of Ay

Express the units of O 000 ms-1 ms2 m₂-3 ma¹ kg gD whereg is gravitational acceleration (ms), fis Coriolis parameter is). Az is depth change, pis density (kg m) and Ay is a meridional distance change. of Ay

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ms kg
Previs
gD Ap
where g is gravitational acceleration (ms), fis Coriolis parameter (s), 42 is depth change, pis density (kg m) and Ay is a meridional distance change.
of Ay
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