Which mechanism causes deviation of a Foucault pendulum's swing plane at differing latitudes on Earth?

💡 Explanation

The pendulum's deviation stems from the Coriolis effect, an apparent force arising because Earth is a rotating, non-inertial reference frame. Therefore, different swing planes occur rather than maintaining a fixed relationship, because the location's latitude interacts with the Coriolis acceleration.

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