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Cool air is blowing from Location 1 toward location 2, where the air is warmer. When the air that was at Location 1 reaches Location 2, clouds begin to appear. If there is no increase in the amount of water vapor in the air as it moves, what could explain why the clouds appear in the air at Location 2?

Cool Air Is Blowing From Location 1 Toward Location 2 Where The Air Is Warmer When The Air That Was At Location 1 Reaches Location 2 Clouds Begin To Appear If T class=

Sagot :

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The second one is the right answer I think.

kiersten45
I’m pretty sure it’s the second choice
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