question 8 of 10\nthe water changes from cold to warm at the north pacific buoy station. where does the cold…

question 8 of 10\nthe water changes from cold to warm at the north pacific buoy station. where does the cold water likely come from?\na. a cold breeze\nb. a high tide\nc. a closed watershed\nd. a deeper current

question 8 of 10\nthe water changes from cold to warm at the north pacific buoy station. where does the cold water likely come from?\na. a cold breeze\nb. a high tide\nc. a closed watershed\nd. a deeper current

Answer

Brief Explanations:

Cold water in the ocean often comes from deeper - lying water masses. Deeper currents can bring cold water to the surface. A cold breeze affects air temperature rather than water source. High tides are related to gravitational forces and not the source of cold water. A closed watershed is not relevant to the source of cold water in an oceanic buoy station context.

Answer:

D. A deeper current