A student wants to make a model of ocean currents. She divides a long glass tank in half, as shown below. She puts fresh water in
one side and salt water in the other side.
fresh water
salt water
Next, the student removes the barrier between the two sides. Which diagram correctly shows the flow of the water when the barrier
is removed?
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