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Returning helped ships get away from western coast of India to the Arabian sea.

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northeast monsoons

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northwest monsoons

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southeast monsoons

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southwest monsoons

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Solution

The correct option is A northeast monsoons
The returning northeast monsoons are directed from India towards the Arabian sea passing from western coast of India. This helped the ships sail away from the western coast to the Arabian sea.

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