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In electricity? High voltage ,high currents. Low voltage, low currents.

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Q: What causes high and low currents?
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Currents that are caused by the Moon's gravity are called?

They are called high tides and low tides!


Why are currents formed?

Gravity for two reasons * The water moves from a higher region to a lower one (mostly for rivers) * The moons gravity causes high a low tide, this pull the water up then drop it causing the water to stir around in currents (this is mostly for oceans)


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Aluminum. Commonly used in light fixtures because its cheaper and can handle those low currents.


What kind of currents cause wind?

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What causes cold deep currents to in the ocean near the poles?

Sinking of dense, cold water with high salinity :)


Which of theese the moon ocean currents the planets or ocean waves can affect the climaate of an area?

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What are causes of the ocean currents?

The two causes of ocean currents are wind and the rotation of the earth(etc) The wind blows which makes the currents in the water and the rotation of the earth(gravity) makes currents in the ocean currents. Luaye Sharawy


What causes cold deep currents to form in the ocean near the poles?

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