Question

How does Brazil's current affect the climate of South America?

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Responses

It brings cold temperatures to the western coast of South America.
It brings cold temperatures to the western coast of South America.

It brings warm temperatures to the western coast of South America.
It brings warm temperatures to the western coast of South America.

It brings warm temperatures to the eastern coast of South America.
It brings warm temperatures to the eastern coast of South America.

It brings cold temperatures to the eastern coast of South America.
It brings cold temperatures to the eastern coast of South America.

Answer 1

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It brings warm temperatures to the eastern coast of South America. This is because Brazil's current, also known as the Brazil Current, is a warm ocean current that flows southward along the eastern coast of South America. This current helps to increase temperatures in this region, contributing to the overall climate of South America.