Which outcome occurs from low-pressure cell formation influenced by the Coriolis effect?

💡 Explanation

Tropical cyclones rotate because the Coriolis effect deflects winds moving towards the low-pressure center. This induces initial cyclonic rotation (mechanism), critical for cyclone formation; therefore, the rotation occurs, rather than reduced upwelling or changing polar ice accumulation, affecting different systems and pressures.

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