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Which statement best explains why the air pressure is greater at the poles than at the equator?
O A. Cold air rises, causing higher air pressure near Earth's surface.
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B. Cold air sinks, causing higher air pressure near Earth's surface.
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C. Cold air expands, causing higher air pressure near Earth's surface.
O D. Cold air condenses, causing higher air pressure near Earth's surface.
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